Algorithm evaluation demonstrates enhanced performance and robustness in a modified remora optimization algorithm, indicating strong potential for solving complex global optimization problems.
Remora Optimization Algorithm (ROA) is a metaheuristic optimization algorithm, proposed in 2021, which simulates the parasitic attachment, experiential attack, and host feeding behavior of remora in the ocean. However, the performance of ROA is not very good. Considering the habits of the remora that rely on the host to find food, and in order to improve the performance of the ROA, we designed a new host-switching mechanism. By adding new a host-switching mechanism, joint opposite selection, and restart strategy, a modified remora optimization algorithm (MROA) is proposed. We use 23 standard benchmark and CEC2020 functions to test the performance of MROA and compare them with eight state-of-art optimization algorithms. The experimental results show that MROA has better-optimized performance and robustness. Finally, the ability of MROA to solve practical problems is demonstrated by five classical engineering problems.
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