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In the meanwhile, comparison with four approaches mentioned in the contents is also presented.

Meanwhile, comparison with the traditional least-squares optimization inversion method for field examples from electrical imaging surveys and time-domain IP measurement in China shows its significant advantages.

Meanwhile, comparison of the work to the techniques presented in [9] shows that the approach proposed in this paper has better robustness against SNR variation.

Meanwhile, comparison of our results with these and other works (results on approximately similar tasks), such as [72] and [73], shows the approximately same accuracy nature of our proposed source location measurement approach.

In the meanwhile, comparison with four approaches is also made to demonstrate the superiority denoted as (i) the conventional GSC given by (7); (ii) the generalize eigenvector GSC (GE-GSC) given by (10); (iii) the generalize eigenvector GSC with subspace projection (GE-SP-GSC) in [14]; and (iv) the proposed method with only one cycle iteration.

Meanwhile, comparison and analysis of the computation performances of the ASHLO method compared to other heuristic intelligent optimization method, e.g., genetic algorithm (GA), discrete binary particle swarm optimization (DBPSO) method, binary harmony search (BHS) algorithm and simple HLO method, are made in this paper.

Meanwhile, comparisons with other recent methods was not possible due to different data basis [14] or unavailable resources [17].

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