2018
DOI: 10.1201/9781315222455
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Swarm Intelligence

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“…In these latter days swarm intelligence algorithms have shown good results in solving both continuous and discrete optimization problems. Swarm intelligence algorithms are successfully used to solve problems with the following features, namely, with a high dimension of the search space and computational complexity, with a complex topology of the region of acceptable values and the absence of an analytical expression [15]. As well as non-linear, multi-extremal and nondifferentiable problems [16].…”
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“…In these latter days swarm intelligence algorithms have shown good results in solving both continuous and discrete optimization problems. Swarm intelligence algorithms are successfully used to solve problems with the following features, namely, with a high dimension of the search space and computational complexity, with a complex topology of the region of acceptable values and the absence of an analytical expression [15]. As well as non-linear, multi-extremal and nondifferentiable problems [16].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Swarm intelligence is a set of agents (particles) that simultaneously interact with each other in the swarm and with the environment. One of the representatives of swarm intelligence algorithms is the Firefly Algorithm [15].…”
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“…Table 2 shows the results of a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of hardware acceleration of calculations based on the GPU and a programmable logic integrated circuit, obtained as a result of the analysis [17].…”
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“…In addition, the need to decommission systems makes it difficult to change the fluctuations in computing load over time, which is typical, for example, for traffic analysis systems [17]. The solution to this problem is the transition from centralized to distributed computing systems [7].…”
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“…The most of them are based on a biological evolution principle, where each generation (candidate solution) is developing during the outer conditions and interaction with each other. Different kinds of reproduction, mutation, recombination, and selection define the processes of their computational behavior [2].…”
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