2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2017.05.177
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Economic generation schedule on thermal power system considering emission using grey wolves optimization

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“…Additionally, it has a limited control agent to adjust, and superior convergence. Some studies have found that GWO has better numerical characteristics that enable it to prevent local optimum compared to other traditional optimization models, and it has been suggested as a convenient stochastic method to solve highly nonlinear, multivariate and multimodal optimization problems [56]. GWO, a novel metaheuristic algorithm technique, was initially proposed by Mirjalili et al [57], and was inspired by grey wolves' hunting and social hierarchy.…”
Section: Grey Wolf Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, it has a limited control agent to adjust, and superior convergence. Some studies have found that GWO has better numerical characteristics that enable it to prevent local optimum compared to other traditional optimization models, and it has been suggested as a convenient stochastic method to solve highly nonlinear, multivariate and multimodal optimization problems [56]. GWO, a novel metaheuristic algorithm technique, was initially proposed by Mirjalili et al [57], and was inspired by grey wolves' hunting and social hierarchy.…”
Section: Grey Wolf Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The optimization process of GWO involves the steps of hierarchy, tracking, surrounding, and attacking the prey. Kadali et al [ 30 ] used the gray wolf optimization algorithm to optimize the scheduling of thermal power systems. Zheng et al [ 31 ] used the gray wolf optimization algorithm to balance the load among smart microgrids, user demand, and service providers.…”
Section: Economic Dispatching Model Of Integrated Energy Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, this effect becomes more obvious as the scale of optimization problems increase.The grey wolf optimizer (GWO) is a swarm intelligence optimization algorithm proposed by Mirjalili et al in 2014, which simulates the group behavior of grey wolves preying on prey and the leadership mechanism. The algorithm is widely used in parameter optimization [5][6][7] , knapsack problem 8,9 , economic scheduling problem [10][11][12] , shop scheduling problem 13,14 , fault diagnosis [15][16][17] , feature selection [18][19][20] , image processing [21][22][23] and many other fields due to its features of few parameters and easy implementation. However, in actual optimization projects, the GWO algorithm has problems of slow convergence speed, insufficient global search ability, and easy to fall into local optimal solution, which has attracted the attention of many scholars and launched a series of studies on Grey Wolf Optimization algorithm.…”
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confidence: 99%