Data clustering is an essential technique for analyzing complex datasets and continues to be a central research topic in data analysis.Traditional clustering algorithms,such as K-means,are widely used due to their sim...Data clustering is an essential technique for analyzing complex datasets and continues to be a central research topic in data analysis.Traditional clustering algorithms,such as K-means,are widely used due to their simplicity and efficiency.This paper proposes a novel Spiral Mechanism-Optimized Phasmatodea Population Evolution Algorithm(SPPE)to improve clustering performance.The SPPE algorithm introduces several enhancements to the standard Phasmatodea Population Evolution(PPE)algorithm.Firstly,a Variable Neighborhood Search(VNS)factor is incorporated to strengthen the local search capability and foster population diversity.Secondly,a position update model,incorporating a spiral mechanism,is designed to improve the algorithm’s global exploration and convergence speed.Finally,a dynamic balancing factor,guided by fitness values,adjusts the search process to balance exploration and exploitation effectively.The performance of SPPE is first validated on CEC2013 benchmark functions,where it demonstrates excellent convergence speed and superior optimization results compared to several state-of-the-art metaheuristic algorithms.To further verify its practical applicability,SPPE is combined with the K-means algorithm for data clustering and tested on seven datasets.Experimental results show that SPPE-K-means improves clustering accuracy,reduces dependency on initialization,and outperforms other clustering approaches.This study highlights SPPE’s robustness and efficiency in solving both optimization and clustering challenges,making it a promising tool for complex data analysis tasks.展开更多
Dianphasma Chen ＆ He, 1997 rev. stat. is reestablished as a valid genus. One new species, Dianphasma cheni sp. nov., is described from Guangxi, China. Redescription of the genus and key to the species are given.
文摘Data clustering is an essential technique for analyzing complex datasets and continues to be a central research topic in data analysis.Traditional clustering algorithms,such as K-means,are widely used due to their simplicity and efficiency.This paper proposes a novel Spiral Mechanism-Optimized Phasmatodea Population Evolution Algorithm(SPPE)to improve clustering performance.The SPPE algorithm introduces several enhancements to the standard Phasmatodea Population Evolution(PPE)algorithm.Firstly,a Variable Neighborhood Search(VNS)factor is incorporated to strengthen the local search capability and foster population diversity.Secondly,a position update model,incorporating a spiral mechanism,is designed to improve the algorithm’s global exploration and convergence speed.Finally,a dynamic balancing factor,guided by fitness values,adjusts the search process to balance exploration and exploitation effectively.The performance of SPPE is first validated on CEC2013 benchmark functions,where it demonstrates excellent convergence speed and superior optimization results compared to several state-of-the-art metaheuristic algorithms.To further verify its practical applicability,SPPE is combined with the K-means algorithm for data clustering and tested on seven datasets.Experimental results show that SPPE-K-means improves clustering accuracy,reduces dependency on initialization,and outperforms other clustering approaches.This study highlights SPPE’s robustness and efficiency in solving both optimization and clustering challenges,making it a promising tool for complex data analysis tasks.
文摘Dianphasma Chen ＆ He, 1997 rev. stat. is reestablished as a valid genus. One new species, Dianphasma cheni sp. nov., is described from Guangxi, China. Redescription of the genus and key to the species are given.
