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IEICE Transactions on Information and Systems | 2008

Improved Clonal Selection Algorithm Combined with Ant Colony Optimization

Shangce Gao; Wei Wang; Hongwei Dai; Fangjia Li; Zheng Tang

Both the clonal selection algorithm (CSA) and the ant colony optimization (ACO) are inspired by natural phenomena and are effective tools for solving complex problems. CSA can exploit and explore the solution space parallely and effectively. However, it can not use enough environment feedback information and thus has to do a large redundancy repeat during search. On the other hand, ACO is based on the concept of indirect cooperative foraging process via secreting pheromones. Its positive feedback ability is nice but its convergence speed is slow because of the little initial pheromones. In this paper, we propose a pheromone-linker to combine these two algorithms. The proposed hybrid clonal selection and ant colony optimization (CSA-ACO) reasonably utilizes the superiorities of both algorithms and also overcomes their inherent disadvantages. Simulation results based on the traveling salesman problems have demonstrated the merit of the proposed algorithm over some traditional techniques.


IEICE Transactions on Information and Systems | 2006

Affinity Based Lateral Interaction Artificial Immune System

Hongwei Dai; Zheng Tang; Yu Yang; Hiroki Tamura

Immune system protects living body from various attacks by foreign invades. Based on the immune response principles, we propose an improved lateral interaction artificial immune system model in this paper. Considering that the different epitopes on the surface of antigen can be recognized by a set of different paratopes expressed on the surface of immune cells, we build a neighborhood set that consists of immune cells with different affinities to a certain input antigen. We update all the weights of the immune cells located in neighborhood set according to their affinities. Simulations on noisy pattern recognition illustrate that the proposed artificial immune system model has stronger noise tolerance ability and is more effective at recognizing noisy patterns than that of our previous models.


international conference on neural information processing | 2006

Clonal selection theory based artificial immune system and its application

Hongwei Dai; Yu Yang; Yanqiu Che; Zheng Tang

Clonal selection theory describes selection, proliferation, and mutation process of immune cells during immune response. In this Artificial Immune System (AIS), We select not only the highest affinity antibody, but also other antibodies which have higher affinity than that of current memory cell during affinity mutation process. Simulation results for pattern recognition show that the improved model has stronger noise immunity ability than other models.


Archive | 2007

Improved Clonal Algorithm and Its Application to Traveling Salesman Problem

Shangce Gao; Hongwei Dai; Fangjia Li; Zheng Tang


Archive | 2008

COOPERATION ARTIFICIAL IMMUNE SYSTEM WITH APPLICATION TO TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM

Zheng Tang; Hongwei Dai; Shangce Gao


Archive | 2007

Annealing Chaotic Pattern Search Learning Method for Multi- layer Neural Networks

Shangce Gao; Hongwei Dai; Zheng Tang


society of instrument and control engineers of japan | 2004

An immune optimization algorithm for TSP problem

Weidong Sun; Xin-Shun Xu; Hongwei Dai; Zheng Tang; Hiroki Tamura


society of instrument and control engineers of japan | 2004

An artificial immune network with diversity for pattern recognition

Weidong Sun; Xin-Shun Xu; Hongwei Dai; Zheng Tang; Hiroki Tamura


Archive | 2007

A Simulated Annealing PolyClonal Selection Algorithm and Its Application to Traveling Salesman Problems

Shangce Gao; Zheng Tang; Hongwei Dai; Gang Yang


Ieej Transactions on Electronics, Information and Systems | 2008

An Improved Maximum Neural Network with Stochastic Dynamics Characteristic for Maximum Clique Problem

Gang Yang; Zheng Tang; Hongwei Dai

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Yu Yang

Huaihai Institute of Technology

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Songsong Li

Toyama Prefectural University

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T. Okada

Toyama Prefectural University

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