Leopard seal optimization (LSO): A natural inspired meta-heuristic algorithm

Rabie, Asmaa H.; Mansour, Nehal A.; Saleh, Ahmed I.

doi:10.1016/j.cnsns.2023.107338

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“…• Authorization and Control Access: Ensures that an authenticated object or person has the requisite rights to access certain resources or is qualified to carry out certain duties. To manually configure a smart meter, for example, an on-the-field agent needs authorization and access control rights [28][29][30].…”

Section: Services For the Iot-based Smart Eh's Securitymentioning

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Security Issues and Challenges for IoT-based Smart Multi Energy Carrier Systems

El-afifi,

Sakr

2023

Nile Journal of Communication and Computer Science

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing the energy sector by providing a platform for energy hubs to connect and manage energy resources. IoT-enabled energy hubs allow energy providers to monitor, analyse, and optimize energy use across their networks. Smart energy hubs can measure energy consumption in real time, giving energy providers insight into how much energy is being used and when. This data can be used to adjust pricing and energy supply in order to maximize efficiency and cost savings. Moreover, the integration of IoT technology in energy hubs facilitates the implementation of automated energy management systems. These systems may be programmed to effectively address fluctuations in energy demand and supply, thereby ensuring a consistent and dependable energy supply. Finally, IoT-enabled energy hubs can be used to integrate renewable energy sources such as wind and solar into the energy grid, allowing energy providers to reduce their carbon footprint and meet sustainability goals.

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Section: Services For the Iot-based Smart Eh's Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Security Issues and Challenges for IoT-based Smart Multi Energy Carrier Systems

El-afifi,

Sakr

2023

Nile Journal of Communication and Computer Science

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“…Who is involved might be determined in part by laws or by ordinances in the area. Public notices, laws and mandates, Web announcements, conferences, seminars, awards, publications, solar commercials, funding announcements, and public hearings are all potential avenues for gaining support from the general populace [15]- [17]. If all options are investigated and many stakeholders are taken into account, the outcome of the project improves.…”

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Renewable Energy Sources Applications in Currently Occupied Structures

El-afifi,

Abdelrazik

2023

Nile Journal of Communication and Computer Science

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It is made easier to incorporate renewable energy technology into the design and operation of buildings by the technological possibilities, techniques, and approaches that are addressed in this article. These building technologies include solar, wind, and geothermal systems. This article's goal is to provide a comprehensive study of the multiple technologies and alternative sources of energy that have been successfully adopted in order to reduce the amount of electrical and thermal energy that is required by buildings. These technologies and sources of energy include solar energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, bioenergy, and more. In this study, the methods that are applied for the integration of these technologies inside the structures of buildings are explored. Additionally, the importance of increasing the energy efficiency of buildings is discussed in this research. In addition, this article provides tips on how to properly implement programs that make use of alternative or renewable forms of energy.

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“…Furthermore, there are many recent metaheuristic algorithms that have been stimulated by alive creatures' behaviors, such as the grey wolf optimizer (GWO), which was stimulated by the hierarchy of guidance and hunting [7]; the whale optimization algorithm (WOA), which was stimulated by producing spiral bubbles around a school of fish [8]; the salp swarm algorithm (SSA), which was stimulated by the teeming of salps to track food [9]; Harris hawk optimization (HHO), which was stimulated by the teeming work of many hawks to attack prey [10]; the mantis search algorithm (MSA), which was inspired by the foraging process of mantises [11]; the nutcracker optimization algorithm (NOA), which was stimulated by the seasonal deeds of nutcrackers in finding, storing, and memorizing food [12]; the Aquila optimizer (AO), which was stimulated by the hunting style of Aquila [13]; the black widow optimizer (BWO), which was stimulated by the mating and flesh-eating of black widow spiders [14]; and the Tunicate swarm algorithm (TSA), which was stimulated by the swarming manners of tunicates in tracking food [15]. Consequently, many algorithms are stimulated by the conduct of living creatures, for example, dolphins [16], white sharks [17], vultures [18], orcas [19], starlings [20], rabbits [21], frogs [22], butterflies [23], hyenas [24], reptiles [25], coati [26], leopards [27], and eagles [28].…”

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Propagation Search Algorithm: A Physics-Based Optimizer for Engineering Applications

Qais,

Hasanien,

Alghuwainem

et al. 2023

Mathematics

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For process control in engineering applications, the fewer the coding lines of optimization algorithms, the more applications there are. Therefore, this work develops a new straightforward metaheuristic optimization algorithm named the propagation search algorithm (PSA), stirred by the wave propagation of the voltage and current along long transmission lines. The mathematical models of the voltage and current are utilized in modeling the PSA, where the voltage and current are the search agents. The propagation constant of the transmission line is the control parameter for the exploitation and exploration of the PSA. After that, the robustness of the PSA is verified using 23 famous testing functions. The statistical tests, comprising mean, standard deviation, and p-values, for 20 independent optimization experiments are utilized to confirm the robustness of the PSA to find the best result and the significant difference between the outcomes of the PSA and those of the compared algorithms. Finally, the proposed PSA is applied to find the optimum design parameters of four engineering design problems, including a three-bar truss, compression spring, pressure vessel, and welded beam. The outcomes show that the PSA converges to the best solutions very quickly, which can be applied to those applications that require a fast response.

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Leopard seal optimization (LSO): A natural inspired meta-heuristic algorithm

Cited by 17 publications

References 28 publications

Security Issues and Challenges for IoT-based Smart Multi Energy Carrier Systems

Security Issues and Challenges for IoT-based Smart Multi Energy Carrier Systems

Renewable Energy Sources Applications in Currently Occupied Structures

Propagation Search Algorithm: A Physics-Based Optimizer for Engineering Applications

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