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    Effect of quantization on competitive co-evolution algorithm - QCCEA versus CCEA

    Tirumala, Sreenivas Sremath; Nandigam, David; Ali, Shahid; Li, Zuojin

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    2015-02-15
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    Tirumala, S. S., Nandigam D., Ali S, & Li Z.. (2015) Effect of Quantization on Competitive Co-evolution Algorithm - QCCEA versus CCEA. IEEE (Ed.), International Conference on Technological Advances in Electrical, Electronics and Computer Engineering ICTAEECE'2015, The 2nd World Congress on Computer Applications and Information Systems (WCCAIS'2015).
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    https://hdl.handle.net/10652/3363
    Abstract
    Quantum inspired Evolutionary Algorithm (QEA) which uses qubits has been the basis for the development of many Quantum Inspired algorithms. Di- verging from this, a new Quantum Inspired Competitive Co-evolution algorithm (QCCEA) has been proposed by quantifying Competitive Co-evolution Algorithm (CCEA) using a new method of representation. In the literature, the performance of QCCEA against CCEA was evaluated for numerical optimization problems. In this paper we have further analysed the performance of QCCEA using Maze problem which server as the primary investigation for combinatorial optimization problems. In the process of evaluating the performance of QCCEA against CCEA, we have performed three different experiments on the Maze problem. The results show that QCCEA has produced more diversified solutions compared to CCEA at the expense of time variable.
    Keywords:
    evolutionary algorithms, competitive coevolution, qubit, maze problem, quantum computing, quantum inspired competitive co-evolution algorithm (QCCEA), quantum inspired evolutionary algorithm (QEA), competitive co-evolution algorithm (CCEA), algorithms
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    080108 Neural, Evolutionary and Fuzzy Computation
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    International Institute of Engineers and Researchers (IIER)

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