Journal:Informatica
Volume 32, Issue 3 (2021), pp. 477–498
Abstract
This work compares different algorithms to replace the genetic optimizer used in a recent methodology for creating realistic and computationally efficient neuron models. That method focuses on single-neuron processing and has been applied to cerebellar granule cells. It relies on the adaptive-exponential integrate-and-fire (AdEx) model, which must be adjusted with experimental data. The alternatives considered are: i) a memetic extension of the original genetic method, ii) Differential Evolution, iii) Teaching-Learning-Based Optimization, and iv) a local optimizer within a multi-start procedure. All of them ultimately outperform the original method, and the last two do it in all the scenarios considered.
A physics-informed metaheuristic framework for reliable constrained layout optimization: application to heliostat fields in concentrated solar power
Journal
Renewable Energy
Volume 192
(2022),
p. 745
Hiding region constraints for black-box optimization. Application to camera placement in a virtual industrial environment using Evolutionary Computation
N.C. Cruz, M. Rouret, E.M. Ortigosa, E. Ros, J.A. Garrido
Optical-thermal-mechanical analysis of high-temperature receiver integrated with gradually sparse biomimetic heliostat field layouts for the next-generation solar power tower