2021
DOI: 10.1109/jsen.2021.3062571
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Using an Improved Ant Lion Optimizer Algorithm and Wireless Network to Explore Nondestructive Testing Technology for Water Conservancy Engineering

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“…The ALO algorithm, first introduced in 2015 by Mirjalili (2015), simulates the predatory behavior of the ant lion insect species during the larval stage (Shang, 2021). In the ALO algorithm, the positions of prey and ant lions are determined randomly in the search space.…”
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“…The ALO algorithm, first introduced in 2015 by Mirjalili (2015), simulates the predatory behavior of the ant lion insect species during the larval stage (Shang, 2021). In the ALO algorithm, the positions of prey and ant lions are determined randomly in the search space.…”
Section: Modeling Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When prey appears, the ant lion will throw sand toward the edge of the hole to slide the prey towards the lion ant. The hunting process ends with reconstructing the hole in the sand and identifying the elite ant lion (Shang, 2021). The performance of the ALO algorithm depends on the following assumptions: The prey moves randomly in the search space, and the traps of the ant lion affect the movement of the prey. The size of the hole in the sand and the hunting ability of the ant lion is proportional to its fitness. The predation process is repeated in each loop (Moayedi et al, 2019).…”
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“…With the progress of science and technology, hydraulics has undergone great changes [1,2]. Modern hydraulics is developed on the basis of the combination of classical hydraulics and hydrodynamics, and on the basis of computing technology and new testing technology.…”
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