Nature-Inspired Algorithms in Optimization: Introduction, Hybridization and Insights
arXiv:2401.00976 · doi:10.1007/978-981-99-3970-1_1
Abstract
Many problems in science and engineering are optimization problems, which may require sophisticated optimization techniques to solve. Nature-inspired algorithms are a class of metaheuristic algorithms for optimization, and some algorithms or variants are often developed by hybridization. Benchmarking is also important in evaluating the performance of optimization algorithms. This chapter focuses on the overview of optimization, nature-inspired algorithms and the role of hybridization. We will also highlight some issues with hybridization of algorithms.
arXiv comment15 pages, 4 figures
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