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1. Computer Science › Metaheuristic Optimization Algorithms Research

   Adaptive memory-based opposition and midpoint mutation in black winged kite algorithm for global optimization and engineering applications

   P and Jayalakshmi · Scientific Reports · 2026

   The paper proposes an improved Black-winged Kite Algorithm, AMOMM-BKA, and tests it on three benchmark suites and four engineering design problems against many other optimisation algorithms.

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   1. UncheckedThe proposed AMOMM-BKA algorithm took the top average rank (1.78) in the paper's tests, ahead of the second-best, SHADE (4.56).“AMOMM-BKA consistently demonstrated superior performance, achieving the top rank with an average score of 1.78 approximately 56.18% better than the second-best algorithm, SHADE (average rank: 4.56) highlighting its remarkable convergence rate, solution accuracy, and robustness across diverse optimi…”
   2. UncheckedThe authors say applying the AMOMM-BKA algorithm to four mechanical and structural engineering design problems supports its effectiveness and practical relevance.“Moreover, its successful application to four mechanical and structural engineering design problems further validates the algorithm's effectiveness and practical relevance.”