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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 – Based on the reproductive mechanisms of poplar trees. Two Key Processes : Sexual Propagation (Seed Dispersal) – Uses wind to spread seeds, allowing broad exploration. Asexual Reproduction (Cuttings) – Strong branches grow ...
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Cuckoo Search Algorithm By Levy's Flight

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Q. What is the Cuckoo Search Algorithm? A. Cuckoo Search  Algorithm is a Meta-Heuristic Algorithm. Cuckoo Search  Algorithm is inspired by some Cuckoo species laying their eggs in the nest of other species birds. In this algorithm, we have 2 birds Species: Cuckoo birds and Host Birds (i.e., Other Species Bird). Cuckoo bird lay its eggs in the nest of other species birds. This increase their survival and productivity. Q. What happened if Host Bird Discovered Cuckoo Egg?  A.  If Host Bird Discovered Cuckoo Bird Eggs:         1.) The host bird can throw the egg away.         2.) Abandon the nest and build a completely new nest. Mathematically, Each egg represent a solution and it is stored in the host bird nest. In this algorithm Artificial Cuckoo Birds are used. Artificial Cuckoo can lay one egg at a time. We will replace New and better solutions with less fit solutions. It means eggs that are more similar to host bird...
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