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Computer Science › Metaheuristic Optimization Algorithms Research
A sequoia-ecology-based metaheuristic optimisation algorithm for multi-constraint engineering design and UAV path planning
Fan, Wang, Su et al. · Results in Engineering · 2025
The paper proposes SequoiaOA, an optimisation algorithm modelled on sequoia forest ecosystems, and tests it on benchmark functions, eight engineering design problems and UAV path planning.
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- UncheckedA new sequoia-inspired optimisation algorithm performed best on over 40% of benchmark test functions against six other metaheuristics, on mean and variance.“SequoiaOA achieved superior performance in over 40 % of test functions, outperforming competitors in terms of mean values and variance of objective function measures.”
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