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Journal Article
A review of nature-inspired algorithms on single-objective optimization problems from 2019 to 2023
2024
Overview
The field of nature inspired algorithm (NIA) is a vital area of research that consistently aids in solving optimization problems. One of the metaheuristic algorithm classifications that has drawn attention from researchers in recent decades is NIA. It makes a significant contribution by addressing numerous large-scale problems and achieving the best results. This research aims to identify the optimal NIA for solving single-objective optimization problems. The NIA discovered between 2019 and 2023 is presented in this study with a brief description. About 83 distinct NIAs have been studied in this study in order to address the optimization issues. In order to accomplish this goal, we have taken into consideration eight real-world single-objective optimization problems: the 3-bar truss design problem, the rolling element bearing, the pressure vessel, the cantilever beam, the I beam, the design of a welded beam, and the design of a spring. Based on a comparative study and bibliographic analysis, we have determined that two algorithms—the flow direction algorithm, and prairie dog optimization—give us the best results and optimal solutions for all eight of the engineering problems listed. Lastly, some perspectives on the limitations, difficulties, and future course are provided. In addition to providing future research guidelines, this will assist the novice and emerging researcher in providing a more comprehensive perspective on advanced NIA.
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Springer Netherlands,Springer,Springer Nature B.V
