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SDADE: A state-aware disturbance adaptive differential evolution algorithm
DOI:10.1016/j.knosys.2026.117086.png)
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Differential Evolution (DE) variants often suffer from premature convergence when population diversity collapses. To address this issue, this paper proposes a State-Aware Disturbance Adaptive Differential Evolution (SDADE) algorithm that distinguishes two premature-convergence states: local-optimum trapping and dimensional stagnation. SDADE integrates three coordinated components: a D E / r a n d − t o − p b e s t / 1 mutation refinement, an MDV-based diversity-collapse indicator, and state-dependent perturbation operators. Comparative experiments against six strong baselines, including JADE, SHADE, l-SHADE, jSO, NL-SHADE-RSP, and CMA-ES, show that SDADE achieves the best overall ranking. In a traffic-signal-timing case, SDADE demonstrates better performance than Webster, Empirical Preset, and Equal Split under the same traffic demand and four-phase structure.Specially, SDADE reduces the average delay to 62.87 s/veh, corresponding to reductions of 3.8%, 22.6%, and 74.8% compared with Webster, Empirical Preset, and Equal Split, respectively.
Keywords:
Differential evolution
Global optimization
Mutation strategy
State-aware mechanism
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