Review Article

Bibliometric Survey on Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithms (2001–2021)

Table 2

Summary of existing works on hybrid particle swarm optimization (PSO).

ReferencesTechniquesPerformance metricsProsCons

Liu et al. [34]PSO-DEObjective function values, median, mean, standard deviationConverges quickly, it solves constrained problemsHigher cost in some problems
Iwata and Fukuyama [35]DEEPSOLeast square errorAccuracyUnderperforming in unsTable output conditions
Yoshida and Fukuyama [36]DEEPSOMean and standard deviation of objective functionsFaster convergence speed and better accuracyParallel distributed processing is not considered
Buba and Lee [37]Hybrid DE and PSOPassengers’ and operators’ costDiversity of solution, better accuracyIt is not tested on larger and more realistic problem instances with heterogeneous buses
Wang et al. [38]DEPSOMean and standard deviations of the objective functionsPopulation diversity, higher scalabilityExploration and exploitation need improvement, implementation complexity
Dabhi and Pandya [39]EVDEPSOIterations and mean execution time and mean, max, min, and standard deviation of the objective function, average ranking indexIt is superior in terms of the ranking index and average ranking index as compared to the other algorithmsTests are confined to a limited category of problems
Mirsadeghi and Khodayifar [40]PSODEMean, the best, the worst, and standard deviation of the objective functions, run-time, success rateHigh accuracy of solutionImprovement for the exploration and exploitation capabilities, implementation complexity
Marcelino et al. [41]C-DEEPSOMean, median, and standard deviation of objective functionsBetter accuracy, high scalabilityImprovement for the exploration and exploitation capabilities
Tomar and Pant, 2011 [42]MPDEMean, standard deviation of objective functionBetter computation timeGetting trapped in local optima
Yu et al. 2014 [43]HPSO-DEMean, standard deviation and T-value of objective functionMaintains diversity of the populationSlow convergence and high computation time
Lin et al. 2018 [44]HPSODEMean, standard deviation of objective functionGood solution accuracyConverging at local optima,
Too et al. 2019 [45]BPSODEMean, standard deviation of the objective functionGood solution accuracyExtra computational cost, premature convergence
Parouha and Das 2016 [46]DE-PSOMean, standard deviation of objective functionBetter solution accuracyRapid loss of diversity, converging prematurely.