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DMT-OMPA: Innovative applications of an efficient adversarial Marine Predators Algorithm based on dynamic matrix transformation in engineering design optimization
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DOI：10.1016/j.cma.2024.117247.png)
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This paper introduces an innovative variant of the Marine Predators Algorithm (MPA), termed the Dynamic Matrix Transformation-based Oppositional Marine Predators Algorithm (DMTOMPA), aimed at enhancing the efficiency of engineering optimization strategies. Traditional MPAs have several shortcomings, including insufficient solution diversity and coverage in the initialization phase, a tendency to become trapped in local optima, and inadequate search capabilities in the later stages of iteration, all of which negatively impact the algorithm's efficiency and effectiveness. To address these issues, the DMT-OMPA incorporates oppositional learning mechanisms and dynamic matrix transformation strategies, significantly enhancing global search capabilities and accelerating convergence speed, particularly in handling complex multidimensional optimization problems.Experimental results on the CEC2013 and CEC2017 test suites demonstrate that DMT-OMPA outperforms other recent MPA variants, various classical algorithm variants, and newly proposed algorithms, verifying its advantages in precision and reliability. Furthermore, the application of this algorithm to various real-world engineering problems substantiates its broad applicability and high efficiency. The study's findings not only deepen our understanding of swarm intelligence optimization algorithms but also provide a new efficient tool for solving complex engineering problems. The results indicate a promising potential for wider application in diverse fields, suggesting that the DMT-OMPA algorithm could become an effective tool for tackling complex optimization problems in the future.
Keywords:
Marine predators algorithm
Transformation matrix
Dynamic search
DMT-OMPA
Engineering optimization
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