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Titre: Three computational intelligence methods for system reliability
Auteur(s): Chebouba, Billal Nazim
Mellal, Mohamed Arezki
Adjerid, Smail
Mots-clés: Particle Swarm Optimization
Reliability-Redundancy allocation, Stochastic Fractal Search, Cuckoo Search, Particle Swarm Optimization
Reliability-Redundancy allocation
Date de publication: 2018
Collection/Numéro: Conference: The Second Workshop on Signal Processing Applied to Rotating Machinery DiagnosticsAt: Djelfa, Algeria;
Résumé: Nowadays, the competitiveness in the industrial world became more and more harsh, which requires that the system must be as reliable as possible. In many optimization problems, hard fitness functions are considered. Those functions can- not be solved by the traditional mathematical programming methods. An alternative solution to the conventional approaches. The meta-heuristic optimization tech- niques are used, due to their ability to obtain global or near-global optimum solu- tions. In the present paper, we address the system reliability-redundancy allocation optimization problem, using three well known algorithms namely, the Cuckoo Search (CS), Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), and the Fractal Search (SFS). The constraints defined here in the problem are handled with the help of the penalty function method. The results of the numerical case study are compared for high- lighting the superiority of an algorithm over another.
URI/URL: http://dlibrary.univ-boumerdes.dz:8080/handle/123456789/7660
Collection(s) :Communications Nationales

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