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In the last thirty years, a great interest has been devoted to metaheuristics. We can try to point out some of the steps that have marked the history of metaheuristics.

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Notes

  1. 1.

    Group Search Optimizer is based on the behavior of animals living in groups, where producers search to find food and scroungers search for joining opportunities.

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    The term “island” is used descriptively rather than literally here. That is, an island is not just a segment of land surrounded by water, but any habitat that is geographically isolated from other habitats, including lakes and mountaintops. The theory of island biogeography has also been extended to peninsulas, bays, and other only partially isolated areas.

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    The decomposition of the problem consists in determining an appropriate number of subcomponents and the role each will play. The mechanism for dividing the optimization problem f into n subproblems and treating them almost independently of one another depends strongly on the properties of the function f.

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