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PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OFSWARM INTE
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DECLARATION1 hereby declare that th
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In practical systems, the operating
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTI express my deep se
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CONTENTSCHAPTERTITLEPAGE No.ABSTRAC
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CHAPTER TITLE PAGE No.2.4.4.2. Eval
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PACE No.6.3.2. Phase Advance Compen
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TABLE No.2.15.2.16.2.17.2.18.2.19.2
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xviiTABLE No.TITLEPAGE No.A.6.B.1.B
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LIST OF FIGURESFIGURE No. TITLE PAG
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONSPSOParticle Sw
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Initial weightFinal weightMaximum i
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I0v ISubscript jpdWm*=Balanced load
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programming, mixed integer pmgrammi
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1.3.1. ECONOMIC LOAD DISPATCH PROBL
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Fung et al. [51] have formulated an
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een handled by BPSO, whereas the ec
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13.4. DISTRIBUTED GENERATION @G) FO
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A new topology based on 2-source in
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A novel PSO-based approach to quant
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economic load dispatch (ELD) for co
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B. Constraint Satisfaction Techniqu
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itself and the term c,Rand,( ) x (g
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the particle's position to pbest po
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wlthln the constraints. The details
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7. Modify the member position of ea
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By the method of curve fitting, the
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Table 2.2. Optimal scbeduliig of ge
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5-5 1 0 1 5 m U m 3 5 . 0 U 5 0Nmnb
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Table 2.9. Solution odiffereut meth
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where V, (i) and VmX(1) are minimum
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2. Initialize randomly the individu
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Table 2.1 1. ELD results obtained h
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The computational procedure of pric
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Table 2.14. CEED raub - IEEE-30 bus
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adjusted instantaneously. Even thou
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2.43. Futures of Genetic Algorithms
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Tbe GA's can be distinguished hrn o
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2. To each chromosome of the popula
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Table 2.16. Optimal generator dispa
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MethodGA method[421PSO method1421Hy
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Fig. 2.1 1 (;A-IDSO contergence cha
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CHAPTER 3INTEGRATED GA-PSO BASED UN
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upon any one of the two possible st
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where Tdom, is the minimum down tim
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2. ... lln are integers ranging h m
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3. For each chromosome economic loa
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Tnhle 3.2. C'ocl coefficients - IO-
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3.5. CONCLUSIONIn this approach a h
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to the corrective control of voltag
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) OLTC tap position (discrete varia
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4.5. SIMULATION RESULTSThe proposed
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