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Optimization of Offshore Wind and Wave Energy Co-Generation System Based on Improved Seagull Optimization Algorithm
by Xiaoshi Zhuang, Honglue Wan, Dongran Song, Xinyu Fan, Yuchen Wang, Qian Huang and Jian Yang
Energies 2025, 18(11), 2846; https://doi.org/10.3390/en18112846 - 29 May 2025
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To address the high complexity layout optimization problem of an offshore wind and wave energy co-generation system, an improved seagull optimization algorithm-based method is proposed. Firstly, the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) model, based on the whole-life-cycle cost, serves as the optimization objective. [...] Read more.
To address the high complexity layout optimization problem of an offshore wind and wave energy co-generation system, an improved seagull optimization algorithm-based method is proposed. Firstly, the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) model, based on the whole-life-cycle cost, serves as the optimization objective. Therein, the synergistic effect between wind turbines and wave energy generators is taken into consideration to decouple the problem and establish a two-layer optimization framework. Secondly, the seagull optimization algorithm is enhanced by integrating three strategies: the nonlinear adjustment strategy for control factors, the Gaussian–Cauchy hybrid variational strategy, and the multiple swarm strategy, thereby improving the global search capability. Finally, a case study in the South China Sea validates the effectiveness of the model and algorithm. Using the improved algorithm, the optimal layout of the co-generation system and the optimal wind turbine parameters are obtained. The results indicate that the optimized system achieves a LCOE of 0.6561 CNY/kWh, which is 0.29% lower than that achieved by traditional algorithms. The proposed method provides a reliable technical solution for the economic optimization of the co-generation system. Full article
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Research on Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Emergency Support System and Optimization Method Based on Gaussian Global Seagull Algorithm
by Songyue Han, Mingyu Wang, Junhong Duan, Jialong Zhang and Dongdong Li
Drones 2024, 8(12), 763; https://doi.org/10.3390/drones8120763 - 17 Dec 2024
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In emergency rescue scenarios, drones can be equipped with different payloads as needed to aid in tasks such as disaster reconnaissance, situational awareness, communication support, and material assistance. However, rescue missions typically face challenges such as limited reconnaissance boundaries, heterogeneous communication networks, complex [...] Read more.
In emergency rescue scenarios, drones can be equipped with different payloads as needed to aid in tasks such as disaster reconnaissance, situational awareness, communication support, and material assistance. However, rescue missions typically face challenges such as limited reconnaissance boundaries, heterogeneous communication networks, complex data fusion, high task latency, and limited equipment endurance. To address these issues, an unmanned emergency support system tailored for emergency rescue scenarios is designed. This system leverages 5G edge computing technology to provide high-speed and flexible network access along with elastic computing power support, reducing the complexity of data fusion across heterogeneous networks. It supports the control and data transmission of drones through the separation of the control plane and the data plane. Furthermore, by applying the Tammer decomposition method to break down the system optimization problem, the Global Learning Seagull Algorithm for Gaussian Mapping (GLSOAG) is proposed to jointly optimize the system’s energy consumption and latency. Through simulation experiments, the GLSOAG demonstrates significant advantages over the Seagull Optimization Algorithm (SOA), Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), and Beetle Antennae Search Algorithm (BAS) in terms of convergence speed, optimization accuracy, and stability. The system optimization approach effectively reduces the system’s energy consumption and latency costs. Overall, our work alleviates the pain points faced in rescue scenarios to some extent. Full article
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Multi-Strategy Boosted Fick’s Law Algorithm for Engineering Optimization Problems and Parameter Estimation
by Jialing Yan, Gang Hu and Jiulong Zhang
Biomimetics 2024, 9(4), 205; https://doi.org/10.3390/biomimetics9040205 - 28 Mar 2024
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To address the shortcomings of the recently proposed Fick’s Law Algorithm, which is prone to local convergence and poor convergence efficiency, we propose a multi-strategy improved Fick’s Law Algorithm (FLAS). The method combines multiple effective strategies, including differential mutation strategy, Gaussian local mutation [...] Read more.
To address the shortcomings of the recently proposed Fick’s Law Algorithm, which is prone to local convergence and poor convergence efficiency, we propose a multi-strategy improved Fick’s Law Algorithm (FLAS). The method combines multiple effective strategies, including differential mutation strategy, Gaussian local mutation strategy, interweaving-based comprehensive learning strategy, and seagull update strategy. First, the differential variation strategy is added in the search phase to increase the randomness and expand the search degree of space. Second, by introducing the Gaussian local variation, the search diversity is increased, and the exploration capability and convergence efficiency are further improved. Further, a comprehensive learning strategy that simultaneously updates multiple individual parameters is introduced to improve search diversity and shorten the running time. Finally, the stability of the update is improved by adding a global search mechanism to balance the distribution of molecules on both sides during seagull updates. To test the competitiveness of the algorithms, the exploration and exploitation capability of the proposed FLAS is validated on 23 benchmark functions, and CEC2020 tests. FLAS is compared with other algorithms in seven engineering optimizations such as a reducer, three-bar truss, gear transmission system, piston rod optimization, gas transmission compressor, pressure vessel, and stepped cone pulley. The experimental results verify that FLAS can effectively optimize conventional engineering optimization problems. Finally, the engineering applicability of the FLAS algorithm is further highlighted by analyzing the results of parameter estimation for the solar PV model. Full article
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Soft Sensor Modeling Method for the Marine Lysozyme Fermentation Process Based on ISOA-GPR Weighted Ensemble Learning
by Na Lu, Bo Wang and Xianglin Zhu
Sensors 2023, 23(22), 9119; https://doi.org/10.3390/s23229119 - 11 Nov 2023
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Due to the highly nonlinear, multi-stage, and time-varying characteristics of the marine lysozyme fermentation process, the global soft sensor models established using traditional single modeling methods cannot describe the dynamic characteristics of the entire fermentation process. Therefore, this study proposes a weighted ensemble [...] Read more.
Due to the highly nonlinear, multi-stage, and time-varying characteristics of the marine lysozyme fermentation process, the global soft sensor models established using traditional single modeling methods cannot describe the dynamic characteristics of the entire fermentation process. Therefore, this study proposes a weighted ensemble learning soft sensor modeling method based on an improved seagull optimization algorithm (ISOA) and Gaussian process regression (GPR). First, an improved density peak clustering algorithm (ADPC) was used to divide the sample dataset into multiple local sample subsets. Second, an improved seagull optimization algorithm was used to optimize and transform the Gaussian process regression model, and a sub-prediction model was established. Finally, the fusion strategy was determined according to the connectivity between the test samples and local sample subsets. The proposed soft sensor model was applied to the prediction of key biochemical parameters of the marine lysozyme fermentation process. The simulation results show that the proposed soft sensor model can effectively predict the key biochemical parameters with relatively small prediction errors in the case of limited training data. According to the results, this model can be expanded to the soft sensor prediction applications in general nonlinear systems. Full article
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Sensors and Artificial Intelligence)
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