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Weighted Global Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm Makes Gas Sensor Deployment Efficient

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Ye Jiang
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Ziqing He
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Yanhai Li
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Zhengyi Xu
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Jianming Wei *
DOI:10.3390/s16060888delete
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This paper proposes an improved artificial bee colony algorithm named Weighted Global ABC (WGABC) algorithm, which is designed to improve the convergence speed in the search stage of solution search equation. The new method not only considers the effect of global factors on the convergence speed in the search phase, but also provides the expression of global factor weights. Experiment on benchmark functions proved that the algorithm can improve the convergence speed greatly. We arrive at the gas diffusion concentration based on the theory of CFD and then simulate the gas diffusion model with the influence of buildings based on the algorithm. Simulation verified the effectiveness of the WGABC algorithm in improving the convergence speed in optimal deployment scheme of gas sensors. Finally, it is verified that the optimal deployment method based on WGABC algorithm can improve the monitoring efficiency of sensors greatly as compared with the conventional deployment methods.
Keywords:
artificial bee colony algorithm
global factor
convergence speed
benchmark function
gas diffusion model
optimal deployment
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Sensors cover
Sensors
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chinese academy of sciences
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