A danger-theory-based immune network optimization algorithm.

Existing artificial immune optimization algorithms reflect a number of shortcomings, such as premature convergence and poor local search ability. This paper proposes a danger-theory-based immune network optimization algorithm, named dt-aiNet. The danger theory emphasizes that danger signals generate...

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Publicado en:Scientific World Journal pp. 810320 - 810321
Autores principales: Zhang, Ruirui, Li, Tao, Xiao, Xin, Shi, Yuanquan
Formato: research Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell 2013
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          Zhang, Ruirui
          Li, Tao
          Xiao, Xin
          Shi, Yuanquan
        affil: College of Computer Science, Sichuan University, Chengdu 610065, China.
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          Algorithms
          Immune System Physiology
          Immunity, Cellular Immunology
          Models, Biological
          Neural Networks (Computer)
          Antibodies Immunology
          Cells
          Human
          Reproducibility of Results
      ab: Existing artificial immune optimization algorithms reflect a number of shortcomings, such as premature convergence and poor local search ability. This paper proposes a danger-theory-based immune network optimization algorithm, named dt-aiNet. The danger theory emphasizes that danger signals generated from changes of environments will guide different levels of immune responses, and the areas around danger signals are called danger zones. By defining the danger zone to calculate danger signals for each antibody, the algorithm adjusts antibodies' concentrations through its own danger signals and then triggers immune responses of self-regulation. So the population diversity can be maintained. Experimental results show that the algorithm has more advantages in the solution quality and diversity of the population. Compared with influential optimization algorithms, CLONALG, opt-aiNet, and dopt-aiNet, the algorithm has smaller error values and higher success rates and can find solutions to meet the accuracies within the specified function evaluation times.
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