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             18.4.2.2 Chaotic Grey Wolf Optimizer Strategy (CGWO)
             From the previous controlling equations of the hunting mechanism of
             wolves, it’s illustrated that there are two essential parameters A and C that
             are trade-offs between the exploration and exploitation phases.
                In GWO, parameter A changes according to the lineally decreasing of
             vector a from 2 to 0. While in CGWO, the vector a is decreasing from the
             same range chaotically, consequently A will be changed based on the chaos
             maps as illustrated in Eq. (18.15).

                                         ða f 2 a i Þ
                               a 5 a i 2 i:      : ChaosðiÞ;          ð18:15Þ
                                            I
             where a i ; a f are the initial and final values of the parameters a, they are
             adjusted as 2 and 0.00001 respectively. i, I are the current iteration and the
                                                    -
             maximum number of iterations respectively. Chaos is the chaotic map.
                Additionally, parameters C in the GWO has random values between 0
             and 2 with the uniform distribution. However, in CGWO, the parameter C
             has a random values in the same interval over the course of iterations with
             respect to the chaos maps. Therefore, the chaos maps are normalized to lie
             in the same ranges [0 2] as follows in Eqs. (18.16) (18.23)

                                   -       Ch~ aos:ðd 2 eÞ
                               Norm Chaos 5            1 e            ð18:16Þ
                                               b 2 a
                                             -
                                     C 5 Norm ChaosðiÞ                ð18:17Þ
             where [ab] are the minimum and maximum ranges of chaotic maps. [ed]
             are the range of the normalization. The [ed] interval is selected as [0.00001
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             2]. NormChaos is the normalized chaos map.


             18.4.3 Chaotic Grasshopper Optimization Algorithm
             18.4.3.1 Grasshopper Optimization Algorithm Overview
             GOA algorithm has been recently introduced in Saremi et al. (2017)to
             mimic the behavior of the grasshopper swarms in nature. The grasshoppers
             are found in two phases of life. In the nymph phase, the movement of grass-
             hopper is slow with small steps, however the long range and the abrupt
             movement is the main feature of the swarm in the adulthood phase (Saremi
             et al., 2017). In both of these phases, the main target of the grasshoppers is
             searching for the sources of food (Saremi et al., 2017). These features can be
             mathematically modeled to generate GOA technique (Saremi et al., 2017)as
             in Eqs. (18.18) (18.19):

                                      X i 5 S i 1 G i 1 A i           ð18:18Þ
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