2010 Conference Proceedings IPEC 2010
DOI: 10.1109/ipecon.2010.5697082
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Comparison of different variants of Differential Evolution applied to short-term economic generation scheduling of hydrothermal systems

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“…A Constraint handling method is also deployed that does not utilize the penalty factor approach. Reference [152] has implemented different variants of an evolutionary algorithm to solve MOSTHTS problem. Reference [153] has implemented a differential evolutionary algorithm to solve MOSTHTS problem while considering cascaded reservoir case.…”
Section: Evolutionary Programming Algorithms Applied On Sthts Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A Constraint handling method is also deployed that does not utilize the penalty factor approach. Reference [152] has implemented different variants of an evolutionary algorithm to solve MOSTHTS problem. Reference [153] has implemented a differential evolutionary algorithm to solve MOSTHTS problem while considering cascaded reservoir case.…”
Section: Evolutionary Programming Algorithms Applied On Sthts Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fast evolutionary programming [141], [160], [178] Canonical Evolutionary programming [142]- [144], [152], [176], [177] Hybrid evolutionary programming [145], [147], [148] Interactive fuzzy satisfying EP [149] Chaotic sequence-based DE [150], [164] Adaptive [168], [168] terms of enhancement of the searchability of the conventional cuckoo search algorithm. Reference [188] used a cuckoo search algorithm (CSA) for solving CSTHTS problem considering transmission line losses and valve point loading effects of thermal units.…”
Section: Evolutionary Programming Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The migration operation regenerate a new population around the best particle k b X . The th d dimension parameter of the particle i is reproduced by (15) max max max min…”
Section: Migration Operationmentioning
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“…As a member of the modern evolution algorithm [10][11][12], differential evolution (DE) algorithm doesn't require the derivability and differentiability of optimization problems and has been widely used in the hydrothermal scheduling problem [13]. An improved DE algorithm based multi-objective approach is presented for the economic dispatch of the hydrothermal power system [14].…”
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