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RSM enhanced ACOR algorithm for electromagnetic optimization

This paper studies and proposes the use of RSM (Response Surface Methodology) to enhance the performances of the ACOR (Ant Colony Optimization for Real domains) algorithm. Several RSM models, such as CCD (Central Composite Design), Box-Behnken and Doelhert, are employed and applied to construct a metaheuristic function in order to find the optimal set of parameters for an ACOR algorithm when solving an electromagnetic problem. The problem used for testing is a benchmark proposed by the electromagnetic community namely the Loney’s solenoid. The ACOR optimal parameters are searched for two different objectives, the best solution and the average best solution over a set of tests.