2006 12th Biennial IEEE Conference on Electromagnetic Field Computation
DOI: 10.1109/cefc-06.2006.1633264
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R-FL-C Model for Design Optimization of PM Generators

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“…A. Arkadan, et al, (2007) offered an innovative recursive fuzzy logic categorizing (R-FL-C) strategy for the PM generators design approach which is used to void the search space and to expel the local minima in the due course of the optimization process. Finite Element State Space models are used to explore the space database with the knowledge obtained off-line from them [214].…”
Section: Soft Computing Techniques-based Optimization Used Pmsgsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A. Arkadan, et al, (2007) offered an innovative recursive fuzzy logic categorizing (R-FL-C) strategy for the PM generators design approach which is used to void the search space and to expel the local minima in the due course of the optimization process. Finite Element State Space models are used to explore the space database with the knowledge obtained off-line from them [214].…”
Section: Soft Computing Techniques-based Optimization Used Pmsgsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Arkadan, et al, (2007) offered an innovative recursive fuzzy logic categorizing (R-FL-C) strategy for the PM generators design approach which is used to void the search space and to expel the local minima in the due course of the optimization process. Finite Element State Space models are used to explore the space database with the knowledge obtained off-line from them [214]. Guoqiang Li, et al, (2012) to assess the numerical functional optimization, investigated an artificial bee colony algorithm (ABC) which derives its inspiration from the honey bee swarm's foraging behaviour, which is a classic epitome of biological-inspired optimization.…”
Section: Soft Computing Techniques-based Optimization Used Pmsgsmentioning
confidence: 99%