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A collaborative optimized genetic algorithm based on regulation mechanism of neuroendocrine-immune system

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In this paper, an improved collaborative optimized genetic algorithm (CGA) inspired from the modulation mechanism of neuroendocrine-immune system is presented. The CGA has several features as follows. The first is that the parent individuals are not involved in the copy process. The second is that more excellent individuals may be produced due to the adaptive crossover and variation probability based on the hormone modulation. In order to examine its performance, firstly, two typical test functions are selected as the simulation models. Then CGA is applied to an intelligent controller based on the modulation of epinephrine (EIC). The simulation results show that the CGA has quicker convergence rate and higher searching precision than that of immune genetic algorithm and normal genetic algorithm, and the EIC optimized has satisfactory control performance

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          GEC '09: Proceedings of the first ACM/SIGEVO Summit on Genetic and Evolutionary Computation
          June 2009
          1112 pages
          ISBN:9781605583266
          DOI:10.1145/1543834

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