Salp swarm algorithm is a new meta-heuristic algorithm which has excellent advantages for solving the multidimensional optimization problem. In this paper, a hybrid model assisted evolutionary algorithm for solving engineering design optimization problems is proposed and investigated. The purpose of the optimizer is to improve the potential shortcomings of the basic salp swarm optimization, including trapping in local or deceptive optima easily. On the one hand, quantum behavior can increase an individual's searchability, which can promote the overall optimization trend. On the other hand, the elite oppositionbased learning strategy is used to enhance the diversity of the population. Besides, mutation mechanism is introduced to prevent the individuals of the population from being in stagnation behavior. The proposed quantum-behaved and wavelet mutation salp swarm algorithm (QSSA) is applied on twenty-three benchmark functions and three basic constrained engineering problems. Experimental results demonstrate that the algorithm has excellent solution quality, and it can overcome the defect of the low convergence rate.
With the development of science and technology, the accuracy requirements for solving engineering problems are getting stricter than before. Most structural design optimization problems in civil and mechanical engineering have proven to be the non-deterministic polynomial hard problems. The artificial bee colony (ABC) algorithm has been proven to be an effective method of design optimization problems. This paper proposes an improved ABC algorithm (DSM-ABC) combined with dual-search mechanism containing Lévy flight and differential self-perturbation and applies it to three classical structural design problems, including cantilever beam design, gear train design, and three-bar truss design. The experimental results of benchmark functions from CEC2005 reveal that the proposed DSM-ABC algorithm accelerates the convergence and improves the performance. Eventually, the obtained results of optimization structural design problems prove that the DSM-ABC algorithm has a strong superiority compared with the state-ofthe-art algorithms in solving optimization engineering design problems.INDEX TERMS Artificial bee colony algorithm, dual search mechanism, Lévy flight, differential selfdisturbance mechanism, engineering optimization.
Piezoresistive acceleration sensors are widely used in various fields of the industrial Internet of Things because of their lightweight, fast response, and small size. The structural sensitivity of the sensor affects the accuracy of the measurement. And the sensitivity that the traditional method designs are only a feasible solution, not an optimal solution. Due to the differences in factory processes, the optimization of structural sensitivity is an NP-hard problem. To solve the design problem of structural sensitivity, we adopt the swarm intelligence algorithm in this paper, and we design a model for the structural sensitivity of the piezoresistive acceleration sensor. In addition, an improved grasshopper optimization algorithm (CC-GOA) that combines chaos strategy and Cauchy mutation is proposed to optimize the structural sensitivity of the piezoresistive acceleration sensor, and the structure of the sensor is composed of four beams and mass block. The experiments are compared with six well-known algorithms on 16 benchmark functions to verify the algorithm performance of CC-GOA, and then, the structural sensitivity of the piezoresistive acceleration sensor is optimized by CC-GOA. The results indicate that the piezoresistive acceleration sensor is designed with high sensitivity and superiority.
There are many design problems need to be optimized in various fields of engineering, and most of them belong to the NP-hard problem. The meta-heuristic algorithm is one kind of optimization method and provides an effective way to solve the NP-hard problem. Salp swarm algorithm (SSA) is a nature-inspired algorithm that mimics and mathematically models the behavior of slap swarm in nature. However, similar to most of the meta-heuristic algorithms, the traditional SSA has some shortcomings, such as entrapment in local optima. In this paper, the three main strategies are adopted to strengthen the basic SSA, including chaos theory, sine-cosine mechanism and the principle of quantum computation. Therefore, the SSA variant is proposed in this research, namely SCQ-SSA. The representative benchmark functions are employed to test the performances of the algorithms. The SCQ-SSA are compared with the seven algorithms in high-dimensional functions (1000 dimensions), seven SSA variants and six advanced variants on benchmark functions, the experiment reveals that the SCQ-SSA enhances resulting precision and alleviates local optimal problems. Besides, the SCQ-SSA is applied to resolve three classical engineering problems: tubular column design problem, tension/compression spring design problem and pressure vessel design problem. The design results indicate that these engineering problems are optimized with high accuracy and superiority by the improved SSA. The source code is available in the URL: https://github.com/ye-zero/SCQSSA/tree/main/SCQ-SSA.
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