Titlebook: Metaheuristics for Dynamic Optimization; Enrique Alba,Amir Nakib,Patrick Siarry Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Computati

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d. In Section 3, estimates are established for integrals of the potential type, which are later used in Section 4 to establish the relations between the classes . .(.) and the classes ..(.) and .(.). Section 4 studies the classes . .(.). In Section 5 we give the general theorem about differentiabili

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Performance Analysis of Dynamic Optimization Algorithms,y their use by the community. In this chapter, we cite many tested problems (we focused only on the continuous case), and we only present the most used: the moving peaks benchmark?, and the last proposed: the generalized approach to construct benchmark problems for dynamic optimization (also called benchmark GDBG).

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Dynamic Function Optimization: The Moving Peaks Benchmark, problem. The majority of these approaches are nature-inspired. The results of the best-performing solutions based on the MP benchmark are directly compared and discussed. In the concluding remarks, the main characteristics of good approaches for dynamic optimization are summarised.

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SRCS: A Technique for Comparing Multiple Algorithms under Several Factors in Dynamic Optimization Po detect algorithms’ behavioral patterns. However, as every form of compression, it implies the loss of part of the information. The pros and cons of this technique are explained, with a special emphasis on some statistical issues that commonly arise when dealing with random-nature algorithms.

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1860-949X ated effort in summarizing the trending topics and new hot research lines in solving dynamic problems using metaheuristics. An analysis of the present state in solving complex problems quickly draws a clear picture: problems that change in time, having noise and uncertainties in their definition are

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Dynamic Combinatorial Optimization Problems: A Fitness Landscape Analysis,taphor to review previous work on evolutionary dynamic combinatorial optimization. This review highlights some of the properties unique to dynamic combinatorial optimization problems and paves the way for future research related to these important issues.

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Elastic Registration of Brain Cine-MRI Sequences Using MLSDO Dynamic Optimization Algorithm, algorithm based on multiple local searches, called MLSDO, is used to accomplish this task. The obtained results are compared to those of several well-known static optimization algorithms. This comparison shows the efficiency of MLSDO, and the relevance of using a dynamic optimization algorithm to solve this kind of problems.