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Poplar Optimization Algorithm || Step-By-Step || ~xRay Pixy

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The Poplar Optimization Algorithm (POA) is a nature-inspired optimization method based on how poplar trees reproduce. It uses sexual propagation (seed dispersal by wind) for exploration and asexual reproduction (cutting and regrowth) for exploitation. Mutation and chaos factors help maintain diversity and prevent premature convergence, making POA efficient for solving complex optimization problems. Learn the Poplar Optimization Algorithm Step-By-Step using Examples. Video Chapters: Poplar Optimization Algorithm (POA) 00:00 Introduction 02:12 POA Applications 03:32 POA Steps 05:50 Execute Algorithm 1 13:45 Execute Algorithm 2 16:38 Execute Algorithm 3 18:15 Conclusion Main Points of the Poplar Optimization Algorithm (POA) Nature-Inspired Algorithm ā€“ Based on the reproductive mechanisms of poplar trees. Two Key Processes : Sexual Propagation (Seed Dispersal) ā€“ Uses wind to spread seeds, allowing broad exploration. Asexual Reproduction (Cuttings) ā€“ Strong branches grow ...

Programming in C - Pointers

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 Programming in C Language: Pointers Define Pointer. A pointer is a variable that stores a memory address. Like all other variables, it also has a name, has to be declared, and occupies some spaces in the memory.  Why Pointer is called Pointer?  It is called a pointer because it points to a particular location in memory by sorting the address of that location. Pointer General Syntax of Declaration data-type * Pointername; Here, Pointername = Name of pointer variable Astric * preceding this name informs the compiler that the variable is declared as a pointer.  Data type = Base type of pointer. For example:          int * iptr;          float * fptr; here iptr is a pointer that should point to a variable of type int. Pointers are also variables so, the compiler will reserve space for t hem and they will also have some address. All pointers irrespective of their base type will occupy the same space in memory since all of...
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