<p>Swarm intelligence algorithms are a class of bionic probabilistic heuristic search methods that are inspired by the collective behaviors of biological agents. In this paper, a multigroup cooperative evolutionary optimization algorithm is proposed by referring to the interaction behaviors of species diversity and stability in the ecosystem. First, the group updating mechanism of the traditional seeking and tracking mode with a dynamic population update mechanism is adopted. The multi-population interactive update group and the quantum entanglement update group are introduced to guide the algorithm to gradually approach the global optimal solution. Second, the proposed bionic algorithm is extended for cross-field applications. The algorithm is applied to solve the function optimization problems, as well as problems in four distinct application fields, including robot routing optimization of grid maps, vehicle scheduling optimization of dairy enterprises, location optimization of logistics centers, and plasma trajectory planning optimization. The proposed multigroup cooperative evolutionary optimization algorithm achieves competitive results in these application fields, thus demonstrating its versatility and robustness.</p>

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Multigroup cooperative evolutionary optimization algorithm combined with quantum entanglement for cross-field applications

  • Zhaoyang Lian,
  • Bailu Si

摘要

Swarm intelligence algorithms are a class of bionic probabilistic heuristic search methods that are inspired by the collective behaviors of biological agents. In this paper, a multigroup cooperative evolutionary optimization algorithm is proposed by referring to the interaction behaviors of species diversity and stability in the ecosystem. First, the group updating mechanism of the traditional seeking and tracking mode with a dynamic population update mechanism is adopted. The multi-population interactive update group and the quantum entanglement update group are introduced to guide the algorithm to gradually approach the global optimal solution. Second, the proposed bionic algorithm is extended for cross-field applications. The algorithm is applied to solve the function optimization problems, as well as problems in four distinct application fields, including robot routing optimization of grid maps, vehicle scheduling optimization of dairy enterprises, location optimization of logistics centers, and plasma trajectory planning optimization. The proposed multigroup cooperative evolutionary optimization algorithm achieves competitive results in these application fields, thus demonstrating its versatility and robustness.