Sentence examples for dual population from inspiring English sources
This paper proposes a dual population multi operators harmony search algorithm for DOPs to deal with changes in the problem landscape.
The main difference between the proposed algorithm and other techniques are twofold: dual population for exploring and exploiting the search space, and the use of multi operators at different points of the search.
Two samples (ex INF pigs dpi 1 and dpi 2) showed a dual population of 225D/G, whilst the two other samples (ex INF pigs dpi 4 and dpi 7) showed 225G (Table 2, Figure S6).
To prevent progression of hypertension to cardiovascular mortality, future interventions should implement dual population preventive care and high risk individual strategies.
In support of this finding, quantification of agonist and antagonist potencies revealed a dual population of functional CGRP-responsive receptors in primary rat TG neurons.
His mother and sister were also tested and found to be carriers as evidenced by dual population of normal and abnormal neutrophils.
This paper presents a new hybrid learning algorithm based on a cooperative coevolutionary algorithm (Co-CEA) with dual populations for designing the radial basis function neural network (RBFNN) models with an explicit feature selection.
In this paper, we propose a dual-population evolutionary algorithm, named IBED, to achieve both correctness and diversity of solutions.
Tan et al. [44] proposed a dual-population differential EA based on crossover and mutation operators to enhance the exploration capability of the algorithm.
Previous studies in good solvent reported about the dual-population structure of these branched polymer brushes, with coexisting phases of stretched and retracted molecules; the same separation emerges in Θ-solvent, though at higher grafting densities.
PCA was applied using two frameworks: the "multipopulation" carried for all populations (fig. 3) and separately for Eurasian populations along with Pygmies and Han Chinese (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online) and our novel "dual-population" framework (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).
