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A Literature Survey on Differential Evolution

  • Anyong Qing
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Part of the Evolutionary Learning and Optimization book series (ALO, volume 4)

Motivations

Eliminating Inconsistencies

It has been observed since 2004 that there are many inconsistent or even false claims prevailing in the community of differential evolution [1]. Two measures have been taken to clarify them. The first is a system level parametric study on differential evolution [1]-[4]. The second is the large scale literature survey mentioned here. It is one of the foundation stones of this book.

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Differential Evolution Computational Intelligence Evolutionary Computation Soft Computing Differential Evolution Algorithm 
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