Comparative Study on Bionic Optimization Algorithms for Sewer Optimal Design

Lei Wang, Yuwen Zhou, Weiwei Zhao
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Abstract

Sewer network as a necessary urban infrastructure plays an important role in people’s daily life. Conventional optimization techniques have significant limitations on solving the problems of sewer optimal design. Because as a high-dimensional discrete complex optimization problem, sewer optimal design is characterized by its discrete objective function and, as an integer discrete variable, its decision variable amount keeps the same pace with engineering scales. Over the last decade, various kinds of modern bionic optimization algorithms with their special advantages have been created and applied into sewer optimal design successfully. Based on previous studies, this paper analyses and compares the solution performances of Genetic Algorithms (GA), Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) and Ant Colony Algorithms (ACA) from the three aspects respectively, they are convergence, speed and complexity of algorithm. The research result shows that compared with the other two algorithms, the ACA manifests its superiority for better convergence, satisfactory speed and relatively small algorithm complexity, which are very suitable for solving the problems of sewer optimal design.
下水道优化设计仿生优化算法的比较研究
污水管网作为城市必不可少的基础设施,在人们的日常生活中发挥着重要作用。传统的优化技术在解决下水道优化设计问题上存在明显的局限性。因为下水道优化设计是一个高维离散复杂优化问题,其目标函数是离散的,且作为一个整数离散变量,其决策变量量与工程尺度保持同步。近十年来,各种现代仿生优化算法以其独特的优势被创造出来,并成功地应用于下水道优化设计中。本文在前人研究的基础上,分别从收敛性、速度和复杂度三个方面对遗传算法(GA)、粒子群算法(PSO)和蚁群算法(ACA)的求解性能进行了分析和比较。研究结果表明,与其他两种算法相比,ACA具有收敛性好、速度令人满意、算法复杂度相对较小的优势,非常适合解决下水道优化设计问题。
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