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Check out the new article: Most notable Artificial Cooperative Search algorithm modifications (ACSm).
Here we will consider the evolution of the ACS algorithm: three modifications aimed at improving the convergence characteristics and the algorithm efficiency. Transformation of one of the leading optimization algorithms. From matrix modifications to revolutionary approaches regarding population formation.
In the previous article, we got acquainted with an interesting and promising optimization algorithm known as Artificial Cooperative Search (ACS). This algorithm is inspired by observations of the interaction and cooperation of living organisms in nature, where they unite to achieve common goals and obtain mutual benefit. The basic idea of ACS is to model such mutualistic relationships between "predators" and "preys" in order to optimize complex multidimensional problems.
Now that we have become familiar with the basic version of ACS, we will try to expand its capabilities using modified versions of the algorithm. These enhanced versions of ACS will use additional mechanisms inspired by observations of natural ecosystems to improve the efficiency of finding optimal solutions.
Studying known modified versions of ACS will allow us to gain a deeper understanding of how the principles of cooperation and mutually beneficial coexistence of living organisms can be successfully adapted to solve complex optimization problems, and will help to reveal new perspectives in the field of artificial intelligence and inspire further developments in this exciting domain.
Author: Andrey Dik