2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.asej.2023.102344
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Ant Colony Optimization based algorithm to determine the optimum route for overhead power transmission lines

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“…Among these, the ACO algorithm based on the least-cost path is widely adopted. Ebid et al [17] used Visual Basic for Applications software package for algorithm programming, combined with MS EXCEL for data storage and graphical output, to propose a TLP model considering constraints. In response to the strong coupling between the parameters of the ACO algorithm in TLP, Fan et al [18] used a constant pheromone boundary range to improve the calculation speed while ensuring convergence accuracy.…”
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“…Among these, the ACO algorithm based on the least-cost path is widely adopted. Ebid et al [17] used Visual Basic for Applications software package for algorithm programming, combined with MS EXCEL for data storage and graphical output, to propose a TLP model considering constraints. In response to the strong coupling between the parameters of the ACO algorithm in TLP, Fan et al [18] used a constant pheromone boundary range to improve the calculation speed while ensuring convergence accuracy.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…ACO is also used to optimize the routing of "overhead power transmitting lines" (OHPTL). This method makes it possible to reduce costs by selecting a more optimal route [277]. Some of the energy problems that metaheuristics in the form of the cuckoo search optimiser (CSO) also address include the optimisation of photovoltaic systems to better match the output power to the current cell shading [278].…”
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