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Abstract
In this paper, we introduce and investigate a hybridization algorithm based on particle swarm optimization (PSO) and brain storm optimization (BSO). The hybrid BSO-PSO (HBPSO) technique adopts particle swarm optimization that is initialized by brain storm optimization within the starting iterations. Performance of the HBPSO is significantly enhanced comparing to single BSO or PSO, when applying to high-dimensional optimization problems with local minima. The hybrid procedure is validated by showing appropriate convergence curves when applying to five benchmark functions. Guidelines regarding the selection of inertial factor and switching iteration is investigated and presented accordingly. The proposed HBPSO is then validated using practical optimization tasks. It is demonstrated that HBPSO could outperform single PSO or BSO techniques in addressing representative antenna-related problems, including patch antenna circuit model extraction, conformal antenna array synthesis and full-wave antenna design problems.
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