2015
DOI: 10.1007/s00500-015-1681-x
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Quantum-inspired firefly algorithm with particle swarm optimization for discrete optimization problems

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“…When r > sin 2 (θ x,y ), it sets to 1 to select the corresponding conditional feature; otherwise, the value is 0 and reject the corresponding conditional feature. Therefore, due to the superposition state of the qubits, a quantum superposition solution contains many binary solutions [37]. However, each qubit determines the probability of selecting or rejecting the corresponding feature.…”
Section: Quantum Measurement In the Proposed Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When r > sin 2 (θ x,y ), it sets to 1 to select the corresponding conditional feature; otherwise, the value is 0 and reject the corresponding conditional feature. Therefore, due to the superposition state of the qubits, a quantum superposition solution contains many binary solutions [37]. However, each qubit determines the probability of selecting or rejecting the corresponding feature.…”
Section: Quantum Measurement In the Proposed Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Firefly algorithm mimics the behavior of fireflies which is based on flashing and attraction properties of fireflies. Zouache et al [2015] proposed a new hybrid algorithm that combines firefly algorithm and particle swarm optimization and use the basic concepts of quantum computing to ensure a better solution diversity. The proposed algorithm has been tested on 0-1 knapsack problem and multidimensional knapsack problem.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The firefly algorithm (FA) was firstly proposed by Yang et al (2008Yang et al ( , 2011Yang et al ( , 2012 [16,17,18], based on which, some further works on FA have been performed by a few researchers. For its characteristics of few input parameters, easy to understand, and implement, it has been applied to various [21] proposed a quantum-inspired firefly algorithm with particle swarm optimisation, which adapted the firefly approach to solving discrete optimisation problems. Besides, some works on a few nature-inspired meta-heuristics and applications have been carried out, such as: Water wave optimisation [23], population classification in fire evacuation [24], rapid learning algorithm for vehicle classification [26], multi-objective optimisation for spatial-temporal efficiency in a heterogeneous cloud environment [27], multiobjective artificial wolf-pack algorithm [28], etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%