A preliminary many objective algorithm for extracting fuzzy emerging patterns is presented in this contribution. The proposed algorithm employs fuzzy logic together with an evolutionary algorithm. The aim is to expand...
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In recent years, bio-inspired optimization has garnered significant attention in the literature. This algorithmic family mimics various biological processes observed in nature to effectively tackle complex optimizatio...
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In recent years, bio-inspired optimization has garnered significant attention in the literature. This algorithmic family mimics various biological processes observed in nature to effectively tackle complex optimization problems. The proliferation of nature- and bio-inspired algorithms, accompanied by a plethora of applications, tools, and guidelines, underscores the growing interest in this field. However, the exponential rise in the number of bio-inspired algorithms poses a challenge to the future trajectory of this research domain. Along the five versions of this document, the number of approaches grows incessantly, and where having a new biological description takes precedence over real problem-solving. This document, in its fifth revision since the original published version in [1], presents two comprehensive taxonomies. One is based on principles of biological similarity, and the other one is based on operational aspects associated with the iteration of population models that initially have a biological inspiration. Therefore, these taxonomies enable researchers to categorize existing algorithmic developments into well-defined classes, considering two criteria: the source of inspiration and the behavior exhibited by each algorithm. Using these taxonomies, we classify 518 algorithms based on nature-inspired and bio-inspired principles. Each algorithm within these categories is thoroughly examined, allowing for a critical synthesis of design trends and similarities, and identifying the most analogous classical algorithm for each proposal. From our analysis, we conclude that a poor relationship is often found between the natural inspiration of an algorithm and its behavior. Furthermore, similarities in terms of behavior between different algorithms are greater than what is claimed in their public disclosure: specifically, we show that more than one-fourth of the reviewed bio-inspired solvers are versions of classical algorithms. The conclusions from the analysis o
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