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Anwar


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automatic change in variable's value during optimisation
I am currently working on optimising the cost of charge of an electric vehicule by scheduling a charging/discharging process dur...

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how to perform a multi variable optimization on matlab
i have a two variable cost function to minimize,is there specefic type of optimization to do it , i am trying some metaheuristic...

9 months ago | 1 answer | 0

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EV charging price optimization
I am currently working on EV charging price optimization. In the fitness function we have the price of charging, battery values ...

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hi i have a function with 5 constraints , i need someone to help me write the 5th one
hi, am having an issue with a new constraint that was added to the code; |Sk-Sk-1|>Delta SOCmin Sk-Sk-1=dx Sk-1-Sk=ds Delta...

1 year ago | 1 answer | 0

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How to get the cost/iterations plot from the particleswarm(fun,nVar,lb,ub,options) toolbox
the particle swarm tool of matlab only gives the numerical solutions and optimized cost. We are looking for a way to get that m...

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How to implement theses constraints in the cost function ?
I am working on a constrained PSO program (S decision variable) where the constraints are arrays that there elements should be ...

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How to receive the inverse of the diff(x) array calculation ?
For example ,if x=[a,b,c,d] and diff(x)=[b-a,c-b,d-c], is there any possible way for [a-b,b-c,c-d].

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Hi ,I need some help with this PSO optimization code, "not enough input arguments "error message (Main pso used is The yarpiz's).
function Y1 = costfunction(x) V = 384*ones(1,10); Q = 60*ones(1,10); N = 0.4*ones(1,10); R = [7, 12, 8, 11, 9, 13, 7, 12, 10...

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