Torchswarm
A fast implementation of Particle Swarm Optimization using PyTorch
We support
Variants of Particle Swarm Optimization
We support for all kinds of PSO
Bring your own particle
We allow for getting a custom particle with a different velocity update rule, The Class must have the following methods:
__init__moveupdate_velocity
How to define your problem.
Create a class by inheriting torchswarm.functions.Function and an evaluate method.
class XSquare(Function):
def evaluate(self, x):
return x**2
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