“…It is worth mentioning that there are other recently developed metaheuristic algorithms motivated by humanbased techniques, some of the famous ones include: Farmland Fertility (FF) algorithm inspired the nature of farmland fertility [227], Queuing Search (QS) algorithm inspired the natural human activities in queuing [228], Supply Demand-based Optimization (SDO) method mimics the demand relation of consumers and supply relation of producers [229], Gaining Sharing Knowledge-based algorithm (GSK) mimics the natural process of gaining and sharing knowledge between human during their life time [230], Interactive Autodidactic School (IAS) technique mimics the basis of interaction occurs among students of autodidactic school with the aim of acquiring new knowledge through a combination of self-teaching, group discussion, criticism, and competition [231], Group Teaching Optimization Algorithm (GTOA) inspired by group teaching mechanism in nature [232], Adolescent Identity Search Algorithm (AISA) inspired the natural identity behavior of adolescents in a peer group [233], Dynastic Optimization Algorithm (DOA) mimics the social behavior in human dynasties by nature [234], Color Harmony Algorithm (CHA) is art-inspired that models its search behavior based on harmonic colors [235], Student Psychology Based Optimization (SPBO) mimics the natural thinking of students with efforts to improve their performance in examination to become the best student in the class [236], Search and Rescue optimization algorithm (SAR) inspired the natural behavior of humans for the time of search and rescue operations [236], Tiki-Taka Algorithm (TTA) mimics the football playing style [237], Cooperation Search Algorithm (CSA) inspired the natural cooperation behaviors in team [238], Battle Royale Optimization (BRO) inspired by a variety of digital game skills [239], and so on. Keeping in view of the efficiency of these newly human-based algorithms, they are yet to be adopted in t-way testing for combinatorial optimization problem.…”