A new swarm intelligence approach for clustering based on krill herd with elitism strategy (Q1736727)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7042294
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    A new swarm intelligence approach for clustering based on krill herd with elitism strategy
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7042294

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      A new swarm intelligence approach for clustering based on krill herd with elitism strategy (English)
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      26 March 2019
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      Summary: As one of the most popular and well-recognized clustering methods, fuzzy C-means (FCM) clustering algorithm is the basis of other fuzzy clustering analysis methods in theory and application respects. However, FCM algorithm is essentially a local search optimization algorithm. Therefore, sometimes, it may fail to find the global optimum. For the purpose of getting over the disadvantages of FCM algorithm, a new version of the krill herd (KH) algorithm with elitism strategy, called KHE, is proposed to solve the clustering problem. Elitism tragedy has a strong ability of preventing the krill population from degrading. In addition, the well-selected parameters are used in the KHE method instead of originating from nature. Through an array of simulation experiments, the results show that the KHE is indeed a good choice for solving general benchmark problems and fuzzy clustering analyses.
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      clustering
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      krill herd
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      elitism strategy
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      swarm intelligence
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