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The examination of the experiment to 10 benchmark capacities demonstrates that the GHS can perform maximum than HS. The application of the HSA is power systems, power systems, transportation, medical science and robotics, industry and signal, and image processing.

      1.5.1.4.8 Social Cognitive Optimization

      Social cognitive optimization (SCO) is one of metaheuristic populace-based algorithms for optimization. The algorithm of SCO is the most current perceptive algorithm. The SCO algorithm depends on the theory of social cognitive. The key purpose of the ergodicity which means the ensemble average and time average are equal that is utilized in the procedure of individual learning of a lot of specialists with their own memory and their social learning with the information focuses in the collection of social sharing. It has been utilized for solving problems of optimization which is continuous and combinatorial.

      The SCO algorithm is simple with minimum number of parameters and without the changed activity as in genetic-based EA. By contrasting SCO and GA experimentally on the function of benchmark, we are able to get solution with high quality and less time for evaluation. Besides, as in human culture, one learning specialist makes performance with appropriate library size that illustration adaptability is more than in SI. The SCO algorithm can assist the solvers with avoiding stumbling in local optimization while solving the problems of nonlinear restraints. Adjusted and upgraded situations of locality that looks through and acquires the Chaos and Kent functions of mapping to contract increasingly with reasonable information are uniformly distributed [8].

      1.5.1.4.9 Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm

      ABC algorithm is one of the algorithms based on optimization of the hunting behavior of swarm and honey bee introduced by Dervis Karaboga. This was inspired by hunting behavior of honey bees. The algorithm is explicitly constructed on the model introduced by Tereshko and Loengarov in 2005 for the hunting behavior in colonies of honey bee. These approaches consist of three basic segments: food sources, employed, and unemployed. The employed and unemployed segments do the process of searching food resources and the other segment will be close to the hive. The classical model also referred as two dynamic methods of conducting is indispensable for self-organizing and aggregates knowledge that conscription of hunters to food resources is bringing about positive criticism and neglecting poor resources by hunters, causing negative input.

      In ABC, settlements of agent like artificial forager bees scan for rich food a resource that is the great answers for a given problem. ABC is applied for the consideration problem of optimization that is initially changed over to the problem of identifying the finest constraint vector that limits a goal work. Artificial bees iteratively identify a populace of beginning planned vectors, and afterward, the process of iteration is improved by them and utilizes the systems as moving toward better arrangements by methods for a neighbor search instrument while neglecting deprived solution [9].

      The applications of the ABC algorithm are used in the problem of medical pattern classification, network reconfiguration, minimum spanning tree, train neural networks, radial distribution system of network reconfiguration, and train neural networks.

      1.5.1.4.10 River Formation Dynamics

      The working of RFD algorithm is as follows. A measure of soil is allotted to every hub. Drops, as they move, disintegrate their ways like taking some dirt from hubs or storing the conveyed dregs, which is referred, in this way, as expanding the elevations of hubs. Probability of selecting the following hub relies upon the slope which is corresponding to the contrast between tallness of the hub at which the drop lives and stature of its neighbor. Initially, the earth is level, for example, heights of