2021
DOI: 10.1007/s10489-021-02717-4
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A modified hybrid rice optimization algorithm for solving 0-1 knapsack problem

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“…Step 4: Update the safe area of the algorithm by equations ( 4) to (6), and recalculate the fitness values of all individuals.…”
Section: Beginmentioning
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“…Step 4: Update the safe area of the algorithm by equations ( 4) to (6), and recalculate the fitness values of all individuals.…”
Section: Beginmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SD(x d ) is the standard deviation of the population, x best is the current optimal solution. If lb d and ub d exceed the lower and upper limit of the solution space, set to the original ub d and lb d The area update threshold D is updated adaptively, as shown in equation (6).…”
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“…For example, Liu et al [36] presented an image segmentation method that used HRO to find the fittest multi-level thresholds by using Renyi's entropy as the fitness function, and experiments proved that HRO prevailed over the other six commonly used evolutionary algorithms on most metrics. Su et al [37] designed two different hybrid models for the complex large-scale 0-1 knapsack problem by using novel combinations of improved HRO and binary ant colony algorithm, which achieved better performance on different size datasets. In addition, Ye et al [38] regarded the band selection problem as a combinatorial optimization problem and employed binary HRO to select the optimal band set for HSI, which obtained good results in classification precision and execution efficiency.…”
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“…The breeding mechanism of hybrid rice is similar to the idea of a metaheuristic algorithm to obtain optimal solutions, which can be abstracted as a mathematical model. Hybrid rice optimization algorithm (HRO), 37 based on breeding mechanisms, is widely used to solve various combinatorial optimization problems, such as 0-1 knapsack problem 38 and feature selection, 39 etc. In particular, Liu et al 40 proposed a multilevel thresholding technique based on HRO, which segmented cement hydrate from the cement images.…”
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