OPTIMIZATION BASED ON COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE OF A SWARM OF PARTICLES WITH CONTROL OF THEIR SPEED CHANGE
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A particle swarm optimization method has been considered. A modification of PSO-method with velocity control has been developed. The experiments on finding global optimum for multidimensional function on the basis of suggested modification has been carried out.
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