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2 claims from 1 paper

  1. Computer Science › Metaheuristic Optimization Algorithms Research

    Improved bald eagle search algorithm for global optimization and feature selection

    Chhabra, Hussien and Hashim · Alexandria Engineering Journal · 2023

    The paper proposes a modified bald eagle search algorithm (mBES) with three added improvements and tests it on benchmark functions, engineering design problems and a feature selection task against other metaheuristics.

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    1. UncheckedOn the composite CEC2017 functions F21-F30, the modified bald eagle search (mBES) wins in 70% of test cases, and gives good results in 65% on the other functions.“In the case of composite CEC2017 test functions F21-F30, mBES wins against compared algorithms in 70% test cases, whereas for the rest of the test functions, it generates good results in 65% cases.”
    2. UncheckedThe modified bald eagle search algorithm (mBES) performed best in 55% of CEC2020 test cases and gave competitive results in the other 45%.“The proposed mBES produces best performance in 55% of the CEC2020 test functions, whereas for the rest of the 45% test cases, it generated competitive results.”

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