Moth Search Algorithm for Drone Placement Problem

Similar documents
Dynamic Optimization. Assignment 1. Sasanka Nagavalli January 29, 2013 Robotics Institute Carnegie Mellon University

Research of Dispatching Method in Elevator Group Control System Based on Fuzzy Neural Network. Yufeng Dai a, Yun Du b

Coverage Maximization in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks Utilizing Immune Node Deployment Algorithm

A NSGA-II algorithm to solve a bi-objective optimization of the redundancy allocation problem for series-parallel systems

Calculation of the received voltage due to the radiation from multiple co-frequency sources

Comparative Analysis of Reuse 1 and 3 in Cellular Network Based On SIR Distribution and Rate

Optimal Allocation of Static VAr Compensator for Active Power Loss Reduction by Different Decision Variables

A MODIFIED DIFFERENTIAL EVOLUTION ALGORITHM IN SPARSE LINEAR ANTENNA ARRAY SYNTHESIS

Priority based Dynamic Multiple Robot Path Planning

Research Article Dynamic Relay Satellite Scheduling Based on ABC-TOPSIS Algorithm

An Optimal Model and Solution of Deployment of Airships for High Altitude Platforms

A PARTICLE SWARM OPTIMIZATION FOR REACTIVE POWER AND VOLTAGE CONTROL CONSIDERING VOLTAGE SECURITY ASSESSMENT

Queen Bee genetic optimization of an heuristic based fuzzy control scheme for a mobile robot 1

A New Type of Weighted DV-Hop Algorithm Based on Correction Factor in WSNs

ANNUAL OF NAVIGATION 11/2006

Fast Code Detection Using High Speed Time Delay Neural Networks

PRACTICAL, COMPUTATION EFFICIENT HIGH-ORDER NEURAL NETWORK FOR ROTATION AND SHIFT INVARIANT PATTERN RECOGNITION. Evgeny Artyomov and Orly Yadid-Pecht

Diversion of Constant Crossover Rate DE\BBO to Variable Crossover Rate DE\BBO\L

Application of Intelligent Voltage Control System to Korean Power Systems

High Speed, Low Power And Area Efficient Carry-Select Adder

Optimal Placement of PMU and RTU by Hybrid Genetic Algorithm and Simulated Annealing for Multiarea Power System State Estimation

Efficient Large Integers Arithmetic by Adopting Squaring and Complement Recoding Techniques

MTBF PREDICTION REPORT

Investigation of Hybrid Particle Swarm Optimization Methods for Solving Transient-Stability Constrained Optimal Power Flow Problems

IEE Electronics Letters, vol 34, no 17, August 1998, pp ESTIMATING STARTING POINT OF CONDUCTION OF CMOS GATES

ROBUST IDENTIFICATION AND PREDICTION USING WILCOXON NORM AND PARTICLE SWARM OPTIMIZATION

Open Access Node Localization Method for Wireless Sensor Networks Based on Hybrid Optimization of Differential Evolution and Particle Swarm Algorithm

Cooperative perimeter surveillance with a team of mobile robots under communication constraints

Multi-focus Image Fusion Using Spatial Frequency and Genetic Algorithm

Machine Learning in Production Systems Design Using Genetic Algorithms

Uncertainty in measurements of power and energy on power networks

Topology Control for C-RAN Architecture Based on Complex Network

To: Professor Avitabile Date: February 4, 2003 From: Mechanical Student Subject: Experiment #1 Numerical Methods Using Excel

Genetic Algorithm for Sensor Scheduling with Adjustable Sensing Range

Multiple Robots Formation A Multiobjctive Evolution Approach

Open Access Research on PID Controller in Active Magnetic Levitation Based on Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm

NETWORK 2001 Transportation Planning Under Multiple Objectives

Learning Ensembles of Convolutional Neural Networks

Modified Bat Algorithm for the Multi-Objective Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problem

Equivalent Circuit Model of Electromagnetic Behaviour of Wire Objects by the Matrix Pencil Method

Low Switching Frequency Active Harmonic Elimination in Multilevel Converters with Unequal DC Voltages

MODEL ORDER REDUCTION AND CONTROLLER DESIGN OF DISCRETE SYSTEM EMPLOYING REAL CODED GENETIC ALGORITHM J. S. Yadav, N. P. Patidar, J.

Downloaded from ijiepr.iust.ac.ir at 5:13 IRST on Saturday December 15th 2018

Optimizing a System of Threshold-based Sensors with Application to Biosurveillance

A study of turbo codes for multilevel modulations in Gaussian and mobile channels

Communication-Aware Distributed PSO for Dynamic Robotic Search

Adaptive Phase Synchronisation Algorithm for Collaborative Beamforming in Wireless Sensor Networks

Resource Allocation Optimization for Device-to- Device Communication Underlaying Cellular Networks

sensors ISSN by MDPI

XXVIII. MODELING AND OPTIMIZATION OF RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION NETWORKS FOR INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

Hybrid Differential Evolution based Concurrent Relay-PID Control for Motor Position Servo Systems

A Three-Dimensional Network Coverage Optimization Algorithm in Healthcare System

Improved Detection Performance of Cognitive Radio Networks in AWGN and Rayleigh Fading Environments

Multiple Beam Array Pattern Synthesis by Amplitude and Phase with the Use of a Modified Particle Swarm Optimisation Algorithm

An Energy Efficient Hierarchical Clustering Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks

Research on the Process-level Production Scheduling Optimization Based on the Manufacturing Process Simplifies

NEW EVOLUTIONARY PARTICLE SWARM ALGORITHM (EPSO) APPLIED TO VOLTAGE/VAR CONTROL

Arterial Travel Time Estimation Based On Vehicle Re-Identification Using Magnetic Sensors: Performance Analysis

Beam quality measurements with Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor and M2-sensor: comparison of two methods

Optimal Coordination of Overcurrent Relays Based on Modified Bat Optimization Algorithm

Research Article A Double Herd Krill Based Algorithm for Location Area Optimization in Mobile Wireless Cellular Network

A High-Sensitivity Oversampling Digital Signal Detection Technique for CMOS Image Sensors Using Non-destructive Intermediate High-Speed Readout Mode

Key-Words: - Automatic guided vehicles, Robot navigation, genetic algorithms, potential fields

Movement - Assisted Sensor Deployment

熊本大学学術リポジトリ. Kumamoto University Repositor

The Impact of Spectrum Sensing Frequency and Packet- Loading Scheme on Multimedia Transmission over Cognitive Radio Networks

Chapter 2 Two-Degree-of-Freedom PID Controllers Structures

Chaotic Filter Bank for Computer Cryptography

An Improved Weighted Centroid Localization Algorithm

Network Reconfiguration in Distribution Systems Using a Modified TS Algorithm

A Novel Optimization of the Distance Source Routing (DSR) Protocol for the Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANET)

Simultaneous Reconfiguration with DG Placement using Bit-Shift Operator Based TLBO

Introduction to Coalescent Models. Biostatistics 666

PSO and ACO Algorithms Applied to Location Optimization of the WLAN Base Station

Introduction to Coalescent Models. Biostatistics 666 Lecture 4

Ensemble Evolution of Checkers Players with Knowledge of Opening, Middle and Endgame

Mooring Cost Sensitivity Study Based on Cost-Optimum Mooring Design

Rejection of PSK Interference in DS-SS/PSK System Using Adaptive Transversal Filter with Conditional Response Recalculation

Wireless Sensor Network Coverage Optimization Based on Fruit Fly Algorithm

Intelligent Wakening Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks Surveillance

A General Technical Route for Parameter Optimization of Ship Motion Controller Based on Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm

TECHNICAL NOTE TERMINATION FOR POINT- TO-POINT SYSTEMS TN TERMINATON FOR POINT-TO-POINT SYSTEMS. Zo = L C. ω - angular frequency = 2πf

A Hybrid Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm or Path Planning of Robot in Dynamic Environment

Discussion on How to Express a Regional GPS Solution in the ITRF

A Fuzzy-based Routing Strategy for Multihop Cognitive Radio Networks

Improvement of Buck Converter Performance Using Artificial Bee Colony Optimized-PID Controller

APPLICATION OF BINARY VERSION GSA FOR SHUNT CAPACITOR PLACEMENT IN RADIAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

Mission-Aware Placement of RF-based Power Transmitters in Wireless Sensor Networks

Journal of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Research, 2016, 8(4): Research Article

A Parallel Task Scheduling Optimization Algorithm Based on Clonal Operator in Green Cloud Computing

Research on Peak-detection Algorithm for High-precision Demodulation System of Fiber Bragg Grating

Decomposition Principles and Online Learning in Cross-Layer Optimization for Delay-Sensitive Applications

Bee Hive Algorithm to Optimize Multi Constrained Piecewise Non-Linear Economic Power Dispatch Problem in Thermal Units

A Preliminary Study on Targets Association Algorithm of Radar and AIS Using BP Neural Network

Side-Match Vector Quantizers Using Neural Network Based Variance Predictor for Image Coding

A Comparison of Two Equivalent Real Formulations for Complex-Valued Linear Systems Part 2: Results

Joint Power Control and Scheduling for Two-Cell Energy Efficient Broadcasting with Network Coding

Intelligent and Robust Genetic Algorithm Based Classifier

Target Response Adaptation for Correlation Filter Tracking

Decision aid methodologies in transportation

Transcription:

Moth Search Algorthm for Drone Placement Problem IVANA STRUMBERGER Sngdunum Unversty Faculty of Informatcs and Computng Danjelova 32, 11000 Belgrade strumberger@sngdunum.ac.rs DUSAN MARKOVIC Sngdunum Unversty Faculty of Informatcs and Computng Danjelova 32, 11000 Belgrade dmarkovc@sngdunum.ac.rs MARKO SARAC Sngdunum Unversty Faculty of Informatcs and Computng Danjelova 32, 11000 Belgrade msarac@sngdunum.ac.rs NEBOJSA BACANIN Sngdunum Unversty Faculty of Informatcs and Computng Danjelova 32, 11000 Belgrade nbacann@sngdunum.ac.rs Abstract: Ths paper presents mplementaton of the moth search algorthm adjusted for solvng statc drone locaton problem. The optmal locaton of drones s one of the most mportant ssues n ths doman, and t belongs to the group of NP-hard optmzaton. The objectve of the model appled n ths paper s to establsh montorng all targets wth the least possble number of drones. For testng purposes, we used problem nstance wth 30 unformly dstrbuted targets n the network doman. Accordng to the results of smulatons, where moth search algorthm establshed full coverage of targets, ths approach shows potental n dealng wth ths knd of problem. Key Words: moth search algorthm, metaheurstcs, NP hardness, swarm ntellgence, optmzaton 1 Introducton The applcatons of flexble flyng drones have ncreased wth the emergng of low energy consumpton machnes, processng devces wth hgh performance and avalablty of lght materals. Drones can be used n a wde varety of applcatons, such as vehcle trackng, the traffc management, fre detecton, mltary operatons,etc. [1]. Drones are mostly used to montor targets, whch are consdered as ponts that can be statc or moble, dependng on the scenaro. Smlar to anchor nodes targetng unknown nodes n wreless sensor network, drones deployment must be placed n a way to cover multple targets, where each target must be covered by at least one drone [2]. The optmal placement of drones s one of the most mportant challenges n ths doman and belong to the group of NP-hard problems [3]. For solvng NP-hard problems, metaheurstcs can obtan satsfyng results, whle standard, determnstc methods can not be appled. One of the most promsng group of metaheurstcs approaches s swarm ntellgence. Swarm ntellgence smulate group of organsms from the nature, such as flock of brds and fsh, herd of elephants, groups of bats and cuckoos, etc. Artfcal bee colony (ABC) models the behavor of honey bee swarm [4], and proved to be robust optmzaton technque [5], [6]. Frefly algorthm (FA) emulates lghtng behavor of frefles [7], and has been mplemented for a wde varety of problems [8], [9], [10]. Cuckoo search (CS) metaheurstcs [11] s based on smlar prncples as FA and has also been appled to dfferent real-world tasks [12], [13]. Frework algorthm (FWA) was nspred by the process of freworks exploson [14], and became on of the most popular algorthm wth many versons [15], [16], [17], [18], [19]. Bat algorthm (BA) smulates group of bats and ther characterstcs of echolocaton [20], and shows outstandng performance [21], [22], [23]. Bran storm optmzaton algorthm s based on the human dea generaton process and t was appled to real world problem[24], [25], [26]. In ths paper, we propose moth search (MS) algorthm adopted for solvng statc drone locaton problem. MS algorthm was proposed n 2016 by Wang for global optmzaton problems [27]. The structure of ths paper s as follows: after Introducton, n Secton 2, we show mathematcal formulaton of statc drone placement problem, MS metaheurstcs s presented n Secton 3, Secton 4 show emprcal results, whle Secton 5 concludes ths paper. ISSN: 2367-8895 75 Volume 3, 2018

2 Formulaton of statc drone locaton problem Ths secton presents mathematcal formulaton of the statc drone locaton problem (SDLP). In our mplementaton, we used smlar problem formulaton as n [28]. Rectangular two-dmensonal terran wth length x max and wdth y max represents the flyng regon of the drone u. The radus r and 2D coordnates (x, y) determne the poston of each drone u n the montorng doman. Set of avalable drones can be denoted as U, whle T can be used to ndcate the set of targets to be montored by the avalable drones. Wth the assumpton that the drone u wth radus r u s located n the terran at coordnates (x u, y u ), and that there s a target t wth coordnates (Y t, Y t ), the dstance D xu,yu t between u and t can be calculated as: D xu,yu t = (X t x u ) 2 + (Y t y u ) 2 (1) Moreover, Each drone u wth radus r u s characterzed wth the vsblty θ, that exemplfes a dsk n the plane. In mathematcal formulaton of drone coverage of targets, two man ssues should be consdered. In order to montor the targets, coordnates (x u, y u ) of each drone u U wth radus r u should be determned. Wth known locaton (x u, y u ) of the drone u U wth radus r u, we need to determne whch target t T s montored by the drone u U. The mathematcal formulaton of two above mentoned ssues can be represented as decson varables [28]: δ u xy = and { 1, f the drone u s located at (x, y) 0, otherwse (2) { γt u 1, f the target t s observed by the drone u = 0, otherwse (3) The objectve functon of the mathematcal model employed n ths paper s to montor all targets wth the least possble number of drones. Ths model can be expressed as follows [28]: mn f(δ) = δxy u (4) (x,y) u U s.t. δxy u 1 x,y γ u t (x,y) δ u xy ( r u D uxy t ) γt u 1 u U u U (5) u U, t T (6) t T (7) δ u xy {0, 1}, (x, y), 1 x x max (8) 1 y y max, u U (9) γ u t {0, 1}, t T, u U (10) The objectve functon showed n Eq.(4) deals wth the mnmzaton of the number of employed drones. Assurance that the drone u s postoned n at most one locaton s provded by usng constrant showed n Eq. (5). Condton showed n Eq. (6) s used to set the value of decson varable γ u t. The varable γ u t takes the value of 0, f the radus of drone u s lesser than the dstance between the target t and the drone u, and vce-versa. Condton that the each target t s beng montored by at least one drone s specfed n Eq. (7), whle constrants (8) - (10) determne the doman of the varables. 3 Moth search algorthm MS algorthm was nspred by the the phototaxs and Lévy flghts of the moths. Ths relatvely new algorthm was developed n 2016 by Wang [27]. MS algorthm belongs to the group of swarm ntellgence metaheurstcs, and was prmarly mplemented for global optmzaton problems [27]. In order to demonstrate the performance of MS algorthm, ts very frst mplementaton was compared wth fve state-of-the-art metaheurstcs through an array of experments on fourteen basc benchmarks, eleven IEEE CEC 2005 complcated benchmarks and seven IEEE CEC 2011 real world problems [27]. The results of comparatve analyss have shown great potental of the MS algorthm for tacklng global optmzaton tasks [27]. Moths have two dstngushng characterstcs that dfferentate them from other smlar speces. Frst characterstc of moths, phototaxs, represents a phenomena, where moths tend to fly around the lght source [29]. The other characterstc of the moths, ISSN: 2367-8895 76 Volume 3, 2018

Lévy flghts, as one of the most mportant flght patterns n natural surroundngs, was consdered for MS algorthm [27]. Lévy flghts defne the type of random walk whch step length s drawn from Lévy dstrbuton. The Lévy dstrbuton whch can be modeled n the form of a power-law formula [27]: L(s) s β, (11) where β [0, 3] denotes an ndex. Accordng to the analyss of moths fly patterns [30], moths use Lévy flghts movements wth β 1.5. For that reason, n our experments, we set the value of parameter β to 1.5. Some other swarm ntellgence approaches also use Lévy flghts search, lke cuckoo search (CS) [11], FA [7] and krll herd (KH) [31] metaheurstcs. Two above mentoned characterstcs of moths (phototaxs and Lévy flghts) were used to model two steppng stones of every swarm ntellgence metaheurstcs - ntensfcaton and dversfcaton. The moths that are closer to the lght source (best moth n the populaton) tend to fly around the best moth n the form of Lévy flghts. Ths type of behavor s presented n the followng equaton [27]: x t+1 = x t + αl(s), (12) where x t+1 s the updated poston of moth and x t s the orgnal poston of moth n current generaton t, respectvely. Step drawn from Lévy dstrbuton s denoted as L(s), and the parameter α s scale factor whose value depends on the optmzaton problem. In the orgnal MS s mplementaton, α was gven as [27]: α = S max /t 2, (13) where S max s the maxmum walk step whose value also depends on the problem n hand. Lévy dstrbuton gven n Eq. (12) can be calculated as [27]: L(s) = (β 1)Γ(β 1) sn( π(β 1) 2 ) πs β, (14) where Γ s the gamma functon and s s greater than 0 [27]. Moths that are far from the lght source (best moth n the populaton) wll fly towards the lght source wth trajectory of a lne.ths type of fly can be mathematcally expressed as [27]: x t+1 = λ (x t + φ (x t best xt )), (15) where x t best denotes best moth n generaton t and φ and λ are acceleraton and scale factors, respectvely. The moth can fly n drecton of the fnal poston that s beyond the best moth n the populaton (lght source). Ths flght pattern s descrbed as [27]: x t+1 = λ (x t + 1 φ (xt best xt )) (16) In the orgnal research [27], the entre moth populaton s separated nto two equvalent subpopulatons based on ther ftness. In subpopulaton 1 (moths wth greater ftness), postons of ndvduals are beng updated usng Lévy flghts (Eq. (12)), where moth postons n the subpopulaton 2 (moths wth lower ftness) are beng updated by usng Eq. (15) or Eq. (16) wth possblty of 50% [27]. 4 Expermental results In ths secton, we brefly show network topology used n experments, parameters setup, and results of emprcal tests. In the emprcal tests, we used statc drone locaton problem nstance wth 30 unformly dstrbuted targets. Scenaro wth randomly dstrbuted targets s harder to solve than scenaro wth clustered targets. Workng doman of the network was set to 100 m by 100 m. For all drones n the populaton, radus r was set to 15 m, smlar lke n [28]. The number of moths n the populaton N was set to 40, and the maxmum number of generatons MaxGen was set to 2,000 yeldng total of 80,000 objectve functon evaluatons. The rest of parameters were adjusted as: the number of moths kept n each generaton to 2, ndex β = 1.5, max walk step S max = 1.0, and acceleraton factor φ = (5 1/2 1)/2 = 0.618. For testng purposes, we developed software framework usng Vsual Studo 2017 wth.net Framework 4.7. Algorthm was tested n 30 ndependent runs on Intel CoreTM 7-4770HQ processor @2.4GHz wth 32GB of RAM memory. For expermental purposes, n order to analyze how MS algorthm behaves, we conducted experments wth dfferent number of drones (startng wth only one drone). In the employed scenaro, mnmum number of 9 drones s necessary to cover all targets. Expermental results for 30 unformly dstrbuted targets are shown n Table 1. In the presented table, we show results for dfferent number of drones for absolute and targets coverage n percentles, and for executon tme of the MS algorthm. As performance ndcators, we used best and mean results obtaned n ISSN: 2367-8895 77 Volume 3, 2018

From the results presented n the Table 1, we conclude that the MS algorthm generates optmal values, and establshes full coverage of targets wth 9 drones. Results wth 9 drones are vsualzed n Fgure 1. Fgure 1: Examples wth one drone (left), and four drones (rght) n clustered target set 30 ndependent runs of the algorthm. In Table 1, T.C., T.C.% and E.T. are abbrevatons for target coverage, target coverage n percentles and executon tme, respectvely. Table 1: Expermental results Drone No. Indcator T.C. T.C % E.T. 1 Best 6 20% 1.5 Mean 5 16.6% 3.2 2 Best 11 36.6% 4.3 Mean 10 33.3% 5.1 3 Best 15 50% 6.6 Mean 13 76.6% 7.0 4 Best 18 60% 7.6 Mean 16 53.3% 8.3 5 Best 21 70% 10.0 Mean 20 66.6% 11.1 6 Best 24 80% 14.2 Mean 22 73.3% 15.2 7 Best 26 86% 17.3 Mean 23 76.6% 18.1 8 Best 28 93% 21.9 Mean 27 90% 24.3 9 Best 30 100% 29.4 Mean 29 96.6% 31.6 5 Concluson In ths paper we showed moth search (MS) algorthm adjusted for solvng statc drone locaton problem (SDLP). MS s novel swarm ntellgence metaheurstcs proposed by Wang n 2016, and t was not tested on ths problem before. The MS algorthm was tested on problem nstance wth 30 unformly dstrbuted targets. In ths case, MS algorthm obtaned coverage of all targets wth 9 drones, whch s optmum soluton. As a concluson, we state that the MS algorthm shows good performance when tacklng NP-hard problems such s statc drone locaton problem. Acknowledgements: Ths research s supported by the Mnstry of Educaton, Scence and Technologcal Development of Republc of Serba, Grant No. III-44006. References: [1] H. Chen, X. mn Wang, and Y. L, A survey of autonomous control for uav, n Proceedngs of the 09 Internatonal Conference on A Artfcal Intellgence and Computatonal Intellgence (AICI 09), pp. 267 271, IEEE, November 2009. [2] D. Zorbas, L. D. P. Puglese, T. Razafndralambo, and F. Guerrero, Optmal drone placement and cost-effcent target coverage, Journal of Network and Computer Applcatons, vol. 75, pp. 16 31, November 2016. [3] M. Youns and K. Akkaya, Strateges and technques for node placement n wreless sensor networks: A survey, Ad Hoc Networks, vol. 6, pp. 621 655, June 2008. [4] D. Karaboga, An dea based on honey bee swarm for numercal optmzaton, Techncal Report - TR06, pp. 1 10, 2005. [5] N. Bacann, M. Tuba, and I. Brajevc, Performance of object-orented software system for mproved artfcal bee colony optmzaton, Internatonal Journal of Mathematcs and Computers n Smulaton, vol. 5, no. 2, pp. 154 162, 2011. ISSN: 2367-8895 78 Volume 3, 2018

[6] N. Bacann, M. Tuba, and I. Strumberger, RFID network plannng by ABC algorthm hybrdzed wth heurstc for ntal number and locatons of readers, n 2015 17th UKSm-AMSS Internatonal Conference on Modellng and Smulaton (UKSm), pp. 39 44, March 2015. [7] X.-S. Yang, Frefly algorthms for multmodal optmzaton, Stochastc Algorthms: Foundatons and Applcatons, LNCS, vol. 5792, pp. 169 178, 2009. [8] E. Tuba, M. Tuba, and M. Beko, Moble wreless sensor networks coverage maxmzaton by frefly algorthm, n 27th Internatonal Conference Radoelektronka, pp. 1 5, IEEE, 2017. [9] E. Tuba, M. Tuba, and M. Beko, Two stage wreless sensor node localzaton usng frefly algorthm, n Smart Trends n Systems, Securty and Sustanablty, LNNS, vol. 18, pp. 113 120, Sprnger, 2018. [10] M. Tuba and N. Bacann, JPEG quantzaton tables selecton by the frefly algorthm, n Internatonal Conference on Multmeda Computng and Systems (ICMCS), pp. 153 158, IEEE, 2014. [11] X.-S. Yang and S. Deb, Cuckoo search va levy flghts, n Proceedngs of World Congress on Nature & Bologcally Inspred Computng (NaBIC 2009), pp. 210 214, 2009. [12] I. Brajevc and M. Tuba, Cuckoo search and frefly algorthm appled to multlevel mage thresholdng, n Cuckoo Search and Frefly Algorthm: Theory and Applcatons (X.-S. Yang, ed.), vol. 516 of Studes n Computatonal Intellgence, pp. 115 139, Sprnger Internatonal Publshng, 2014. [13] N. Bacann, Implementaton and performance of an object-orented software system for cuckoo search algorthm, Internatonal Journal of Mathematcs and Computers n Smulaton, vol. 6, pp. 185 193, December 2010. [14] Y. Tan and Y. Zhu, Freworks algorthm for optmzaton, Advances n Swarm Intellgence, LNCS, vol. 6145, pp. 355 364, June 2010. [15] E. Tuba, M. Tuba, and E. Dolcann, Adjusted freworks algorthm appled to retnal mage regstraton, Studes n Informatcs and Control, vol. 26, no. 1, pp. 33 42, 2017. [16] N. Bacann and M. Tuba, Freworks algorthm appled to constraned portfolo optmzaton problem, n Proceedngs of the 2015 IEEE Congress on Evolutonary Computaton (CEC 2015), May 2015. [17] M. Tuba, N. Bacann, and A. Alhodzc, Multlevel mage thresholdng by freworks algorthm, n 2015 25th Internatonal Conference Radoelektronka (RADIOELEKTRON- IKA), pp. 326 330, Aprl 2015. [18] E. Tuba, M. Tuba, and M. Beko, Node localzaton n ad hoc wreless sensor networks usng freworks algorthm, n Proceedngs of the 5th Internatonal Conference on Multmeda Computng and Systems (ICMCS), pp. 223 229, September 2016. [19] E. Tuba, M. Tuba, and D. Sman, Wreless sensor network coverage problem usng modfed freworks algorthm, n Internatonal Wreless Communcatons and Moble Computng Conference (IWCMC), pp. 696 701, IEEE, 2016. [20] X.-S. Yang, A new metaheurstc bat-nspred algorthm, Studes n Computatonal Intellgence, vol. 284, pp. 65 74, November 2010. [21] E. Tuba, M. Tuba, and D. Sman, Adjusted bat algorthm for tunng of support vector machne parameters, n IEEE Congress on Evolutonary Computaton (CEC), pp. 2225 2232, IEEE, 2016. [22] M. Tuba and N. Bacann, Hybrdzed bat algorthm for mult-objectve rado frequency dentfcaton (RFID) network plannng, n Proceedngs of the 2015 IEEE Congress on Evolutonary Computaton (CEC 2015), May 2015. [23] E. Tuba, M. Tuba, and D. Sman, Handwrtten dgt recognton by support vector machne optmzed by bat algorthm, Proceedng of the WSCG 2016, Computer Scence Research Notes, pp. 369 376, 2016. [24] E. Dolcann, I. Fetahovc, E. Tuba, R. Capor- Hrosk, and M. Tuba, Unmanned combat aeral vehcle path plannng by bran storm optmzaton algorthm, Studes n Informatcs and Control, vol. 27, no. 1, pp. 15 24, 2018. [25] E. Tuba, R. Capor-Hrosk, A. Alhodzc, and M. Tuba, Drone placement for optmal coverage by bran storm optmzaton algorthm, n Internatonal Conference on Health Informaton Scence, Advances n Intellgent Systems and Computng, vol. 734, pp. 167 176, Sprnger, 2017. ISSN: 2367-8895 79 Volume 3, 2018

[26] E. Tuba, E. Dolcann, and M. Tuba, Chaotc bran storm optmzaton algorthm, n Intellgent Data Engneerng and Automated Learnng, LNCS, vol. 10585, (Cham), pp. 551 559, Sprnger Internatonal Publshng, 2017. [27] G.-G. Wang, Moth search algorthm: a bonspred metaheurstc algorthm for global optmzaton problems, Memetc Computng, Sep 2016. [28] D. Zorbas, T. Razafndralambo, D. P. P. Lug, and F. Guerrero, Energy ecent moble target trackng usng yng drones, n Proceedngs of the 4th Internatonal Conference on Ambent Systems, Networks and Technologes (ANT 2013), Proceda Computer Scence, vol. 19, pp. 80 87, Sprnger, 2013. [29] P. S. Callahan, Moth and candle: The candle flame as a sexual mmc of the coded nfrared wavelengths from a moth sex scent (pheromone), Appled Optcs, vol. 16, no. 12, pp. 3089 3097, 1977. [30] A. Reynolds, D. Reynolds, A. Smth, G. Svensson, and C. Lfstedt, Appettve flght patterns of male agrots segetum moths over landscape scales, Journal of Theoretcal Bology, vol. 245, no. 1, pp. 141 149, 2007. [31] A. H. Gandom and A. H. Alav, Krll herd: A new bo-nspred optmzaton algorthm, Commun Nonlnear Sc Numer Smulat, vol. 17, pp. 4831 4845, 2012. ISSN: 2367-8895 80 Volume 3, 2018