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Targeting to the deficiency of sparrow search algorithm solved the multi-objective problems, and the problems can easily enter the partial optimization and inferior convergence in the counting process, this paper came up with a kind of improved multi-objective sparrow search algorithm. First of all, this paper used a new-type non-dominated sorting to find the Pareto front. Next, it integrated the polynomial mutation and cosine algorithm into species evolution strategy to strengthen its searching ability. It used the species selection method of competition mechanism to decrease the differentiation caused by partial optimized particle and overall optimized particle in the searching process. Finally, this paper compared the improved algorithm and various kinds of multi-objective algorithm in standard test function. The simulation results show that, the convergence and searching ability of the improved algorithm are all superior than other algorithm. Therefore, this algorithm can effectively address the multiple target optimization problem. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Purpose: Sparrow search algorithm (SSA) is a novel global optimization method, but it is easy to fall into local optimization, which leads to its poor search accuracy and stability. The purpose of this study is to propose an improved SSA algorithm, called levy flight and opposition-based learning (LOSSA), based on LOSSA strategy. The LOSSA shows better search accuracy, faster convergence speed and stronger stability. Design/methodology/approach: To further enhance the optimization performance of the algorithm, The Levy flight operation is introduced into the producers search process of the original SSA to enhance the ability of the algorithm to jump out of the local optimum. The opposition-based learning strategy generates better solutions for SSA, which is beneficial to accelerate the convergence speed of the algorithm. On the one hand, the performance of the LOSSA is evaluated by a set of numerical experiments based on classical benchmark functions. On the other hand, the hyper-parameter optimization problem of the Support Vector Machine (SVM) is also used to test the ability of LOSSA to solve practical problems. Findings: First of all, the effectiveness of the two improved methods is verified by Wilcoxon signed rank test. Second, the statistical results of the numerical experiment show the significant improvement of the LOSSA compared with the original algorithm and other natural heuristic algorithms. Finally, the feasibility and effectiveness of the LOSSA in solving the hyper-parameter optimization problem of machine learning algorithms are demonstrated. Originality/value: An improved SSA based on LOSSA is proposed in this paper. The experimental results show that the overall performance of the LOSSA is satisfactory. Compared with the SSA and other natural heuristic algorithms, the LOSSA shows better search accuracy, faster convergence speed and stronger stability. Moreover, the LOSSA also showed great optimization performance in the hyper-parameter optimization of the SVM model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The sparrow search algorithm is a new type of swarm intelligence optimization algorithm with better effect, but it still has shortcomings such as easy to fall into local optimality and large randomness. In order to solve these problems, this paper proposes an adaptive spiral flying sparrow search algorithm (ASFSSA), which reduces the probability of getting stuck into local optimum, has stronger optimization ability than other algorithms, and also finds the shortest and more stable path in robot path planning. First, the tent mapping based on random variables is used to initialize the population, which makes the individual position distribution more uniform, enlarges the workspace, and improves the diversity of the population. Then, in the discoverer stage, the adaptive weight strategy is integrated with Levy flight mechanism, and the fusion search method becomes extensive and flexible. Finally, in the follower stage, a variable spiral search strategy is used to make the search scope of the algorithm more detailed and increase the search accuracy. The effectiveness of the improved algorithm ASFSSA is verified by 18 standard test functions. At the same time, ASFSSA is applied to robot path planning. The feasibility and practicability of ASFSSA are verified by comparing the algorithms in the raster map planning routes of two models. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to solve the problem that the original sparrow search algorithm (Sparrow Search Algorithm, SSA) has reduced population diversity and the weak local development ability makes it difficult to jump out of the local optimum under the condition of approaching the global optimum. This paper proposes a sparrow search algorithm based on tangential flight (tangent flight Sparrow Search Algorithm, tanSSA). First of all, using adaptive t-distribution strategy to improve the finder location update formula can improve the individual sparrow’s optimization ability and prevent the algorithm from maturing. Then, the tangent flight strategy in the tangent search algorithm can enhance the search space ability of the algorithm, and can make the algorithm jump out of the advantage of the local optimal solution. In original sparrow search algorithm, using the tangent flight disturbance strategy to disturb the optimal solution. The combination of these two strategies can effectively improve the exploration and development performance of tanSSA algorithm. Finally, using 12 standard benchmark functions to test and verify the optimization performance of tanSSA algorithm combined with Wilcoxon rank sum test, and compared with the original SSA algorithm, whale optimization algorithm, particle swarm optimization algorithm and adaptive t-distribution SSA algorithm. The experimental results show that the optimization ability and convergence speed of the sparrow search algorithm based on tangent flight have a significant improvement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To address the problems of strong coupling and large hysteresis in the temperature control of a continuously stirred tank reactor (CSTR) process, an improved sparrow search algorithm (ISSA) is proposed to optimize the PID parameters. The improvement aims to solve the problems of population diversity reduction and easy-to-fall-into local optimal solutions when the traditional sparrow algorithm is close to the global optimum. This differs from other improved algorithms by adding a new Gauss Cauchy mutation strategy at the end of each iteration without increasing the time complexity of the algorithm. By introducing tent mapping in the sparrow algorithm to initialize the population, the population diversity and global search ability are improved; the golden partition coefficient is introduced in the explorer position update process to expand the search space and balance the relationship between search and exploitation; the Gauss Cauchy mutation strategy is used to enhance the ability of local minimum value search and jumping out of local optimum. Compared with the four existing classical algorithms, ISSA has improved the convergence speed, global search ability and the ability to jump out of local optimum. The proposed algorithm is combined with PID control to design an ISSA-PID temperature controller, which is simulated on a continuous reactor temperature model identified by modeling. The results show that the proposed method improves the transient and steady-state performance of the reactor temperature control with good control accuracy and robustness. Finally, the proposed algorithm is applied to a semi-physical experimental platform to verify its feasibility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]