Hybrid Genetic Algorithms and Heuristics for Nonlinear Short-Term Hydropower Optimization: A Comparative Analysis
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Abstract
In this paper, a Mixed Integer Nonlinear Programming (MINLP) for the short-term hydropower optimization problem considering operational constraints such as demand and startup costs, is presented. Since solving the MINLP is complicated and, in many cases, impossible, three methods are proposed based on reducing the complexity, which is hybridized with the exact solver. Method A, a binary genetic algorithm; method B, an iterative heuristic method; and method C, using the iterative heuristic method in the genetic algorithm. Based on computational results in a case study, method B converges to a solution very quickly and with few iterations, whereas methods A and C perform more efficiently. A comparison between methods A and C indicates that method C not only reduces the computational burden for convergence but also yields better results. The proposed methods are evaluated by comparing them with optimal solutions. The results indicate that the proposed methods are highly effective in achieving favorable results.
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