Seven Metaheuristics to Learn for your Next Data Science Project
Published on by Mrinmoy Majumder, Associate Professor at National Institute of Technology Agartala for Baipatra : Aim for Sustainability
Why I wrote this book?
I went through various papers on water resource engineering and then asked Gemini how many papers on Water Resource Development utilise metaheuristic techniques to solve their objectives.
This is the answer the Google Chatbot provided me :
A significant portion of research papers on water resource development now utilize metaheuristic techniques to solve their objectives,. Studies frequently employ algorithms like Genetic Algorithms (GA), Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), and other nature-inspired methods to optimize water allocation, reservoir operation, and other complex water resource management problems;, indicating a substantial presence of metaheuristic approaches in this field.
Key points about metaheuristics in water resource development research:
Wide Applicability:
Metaheuristics are well-suited for tackling the complex and often multi-objective nature of water resource problems, including optimal allocation of water across different sectors, maximizing reservoir efficiency, and minimizing environmental impacts.
Popular Algorithms:
Common metaheuristics used in water resource studies include GA, PSO, Differential Evolution (DE), Simulated Annealing (SA), and more recently, algorithms like the Harris Hawks Optimization (HHO).
Benefits:
These algorithms can handle complex constraints, efficiently explore a large solution space, and provide near-optimal solutions for intricate water resource management problems.
The book "Seven Metaheuristics to Learn for your Next Data Science Project" is the result of this answer. I included PSO and GA also.
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- Location: Agartala, India
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https://open.substack.com/pub/hydrogeek/p/seven-metaheuristics-to-learn-for?r=c8bxy&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=trueTaxonomy
- Water Resource Management
- Sustainable Water Resource Management
- Transboundary Water Resources Management
- Water Resource Management
- Water Resources Management
- Water Resources Management
- AI
- artificial intelligence
- Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)