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Numerical Example:: Maximize + 5 + 200 5 5

This document provides a numerical example of particle swarm optimization. It gives the initial positions and velocities of 4 particles, along with optimization parameters. It then calculates the new positions of the particles after one iteration of particle swarm optimization, and lists the resulting objective function values at the new positions.

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Numerical Example:: Maximize + 5 + 200 5 5

This document provides a numerical example of particle swarm optimization. It gives the initial positions and velocities of 4 particles, along with optimization parameters. It then calculates the new positions of the particles after one iteration of particle swarm optimization, and lists the resulting objective function values at the new positions.

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Numerical Example:

maximize 𝑓 𝑥 = −𝑥 2 + 5𝑥 + 200; −5 ≤ 𝑥 ≤ 5

Assume N=4, initial positions to be [4.7 2.1 − 4.3 3.4 ]𝑇 , initial


velocities to be zero, w=c1=c2=1.0, r1=0.33, r2=0.18.

Compute the positions of the particles after one iteration.


Solution:

Objective function values at these initial points (i.e. positions) are

and
Hence
x1 1 =x1  0   V1 1 =4.23
x 21  x2  0   V2 1  2.1
x 3 1 =x 3  0  +V3 (1)= -3.15
x 4 (1)=x 4  0  +V4 (1)=3.17
Objective function values at new positions are

Hence,

and

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