Abstract

Prediction-based evolutionary algorithm is one of the emerging category of meta-heuristic optimization techniques. The improved linear prediction evolution algorithm (ILPE) is a recently developed meta-heuristic optimization technique that draws inspiration from non-linear least-square fitting models. This article implements the concept of topological opposition-based learning, which was first applied in grey prediction evolutionary algorithms to the ILPE. In traditional evolutionary algorithms, after employing the mutation and crossover operator, it generates trial populations. The proposed algorithm constructs a new reproduction operator using the non-linear least square fitting model with topological opposition-based learning to generate trial individuals. This reproduction operator considers the population series as a time series and uses the topological opposition-based non-linear least square fitting model to predict the next generation of populations. The efficiency and accuracy of the algorithm are demonstrated through numerical experiments on CEC2014 and CEC2017 benchmark functions. The results of these experiments show that the proposed algorithm is highly effective in solving optimization problems.•An improved linear prediction evolution algorithm based on topological opposition based learning (TILPE) is proposed.•The proposed strategy treat the the population series as a time series.•To validate the efficacy of TILPE, CEC2014 and CEC2017 benchmark functions are used.

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