Sentence examples for capability of exploitation from inspiring English sources

Gong et al. (2007) have presented a new algorithm based on a multi-population method and mutation strategy, which can create diversity within population, improve the capability of exploitation and exploration, prevent from eliminating the fittest generation, and reduce user fatigue.

"Regardless of who or what is ultimately in control of GhostNet," the IWM researchers say, "it is the capabilities of exploitation, and the strategic intelligence that can be harvested from it, which matters most.

The proposed approach, a two-stage scheme that combines quantum evolutionary algorithm (QEA) and tabu search (TS), simultaneously possesses the capabilities of exploration and exploitation and can be effectively employed for LP design with less computational load.

The proposed method combines the exploration capability of DA and exploitation capability of PSO to achieve global optimal solutions.

Absorptive capacity means firms' ability to sense, value, assimilate, and apply new knowledge and desorptive capacity means a firm's capability of external knowledge exploitation (Lichtenthaler, 2007).

Experimental results show that ADN-PSO can improve the exploitation capability of the global version of PSO.

The proposed strategy, named as Self Balanced Differential Evolution (SBDE), balances the exploration and exploitation capability of the DE.

Motivated by the above consideration, we develop an adaptive Gaussian mutation operator guided by preferred regions to enhance the exploitation capability of the algorithm.

A rule based fuzzy inference system has been designed to control the parameters of the CSS algorithm to achieve better balance between the exploration and exploitation capability of the algorithm.

This method improved the optimization capability of genetic algorithms by enhancing exploitation and exploration processes.

Localization capability of tags can be obtained through the exploitation of the received signal strength indicator (RSSI) or phase estimates [5].