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The chaotic global best artificial bee colony algorithm for the multi-area economic/emission dispatch

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  • Secui, Dinu Calin

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This paper suggests a chaotic optimizing method, based on the GBABC (global best artificial bee colony algorithm), where the random sequences used in updating the solutions of this algorithm are replaced with chaotic sequences generated by chaotic maps. The new algorithm, called chaotic CGBABC (global best artificial bee colony algorithm), is used to solving the multi-area economic/emission dispatch problem taking into consideration the valve-point effects, the transmission line losses, multi-fuel sources, prohibited operating zones, tie line capacity and power transfer cost between different areas of the system. The behaviour of the CGBABC algorithm is studied considering ten chaotic maps both one-dimensional and bi-dimensional, with various probability density functions. The CGBABC algorithm's performance including a variety of chaotic maps is tested on five systems (6-unit, 10-unit, 16-unit, 40-unit and 120-unit) with different characteristics, constraints and sizes. The results comparison highlights a hierarchy in the chaotic maps included in the CGBABC algorithm and shows that it performs better than the classical ABC algorithm, the GBABC algorithm and other optimization techniques.

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  • Secui, Dinu Calin, 2015. "The chaotic global best artificial bee colony algorithm for the multi-area economic/emission dispatch," Energy, Elsevier, vol. 93(P2), pages 2518-2545.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:energy:v:93:y:2015:i:p2:p:2518-2545
    DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2015.10.012
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