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This chapter introduces another new variant of Evolutionary Algorithm named enhanced Differential Evolution (eDE). eDE is incorporated with fuzzy c-means technique to perform clustering of data. In this approach, the search strategy of eDE algorithm is combined with the fuzzy c-means technique and this technique is then applied on clustering of dataset.
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Ramadas, M., Abraham, A. (2019). Enhanced Differential Evolution with Fuzzy c-Means Technique. In: Metaheuristics for Data Clustering and Image Segmentation. Intelligent Systems Reference Library, vol 152. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04097-0_7
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