Nature has always been a muse for those who dream in art or science. As it goes, optimization algorithms inspired by nature have been widely used to solve various scientific and engineering problems because of their intelligence and simplicity. As a novel nature‐inspired algorithm, the crystal energy optimizer (CEO) is proposed in this article. The proposed CEO is motivated by the following general observation on lake freezing in nature: the dynamics of crystals have possession of parallelism, openness, local interactivity, and self‐organization. It stimulates us to extend a crystal dynamic model in physics to a generalized crystal energy optimizer for traveling salesman problems, so as to exploit the advantages of crystal dynamic system and to realize the aforementioned purposes. The proposed CEO has these advantages: (1) it has the ability to perform large‐scale distributed parallel optimization; (2) it can converge and avoid local optimum; and (3) it is flexible and easy to adapt to a wide range of optimization problems.

Nature has always been a muse for those who dream in art or science. As it goes, optimization algorithms inspired by nature have been widely used to solve various scientific and engineering problems because of their intelligence and simplicity. As a novel nature-inspired algorithm, the crystal energy optimizer (CEO) is proposed in this article. The proposed CEO is motivated by the following general observation on lake freezing in nature: the dynamics of crystals have possession of parallelism, openness, local interactivity, and self-organization. It stimulates us to extend a crystal dynamic model in physics to a generalized crystal energy optimizer for traveling salesman problems, so as to exploit the advantages of crystal dynamic system and to realize the aforementioned purposes. The proposed CEO has these advantages: (1) it has the ability to perform large-scale distributed parallel optimization; (2) it can converge and avoid local optimum; and (3) it is flexible and easy to adapt to a wide range of optimization problems

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Social Networks (SN) is an increasingly popular topic in artificial intelligence research. One of the key directions is to model and study the behaviors of social agents. In this paper, we propose a new computational model which can serve as a powerful tool for the analysis of SN. Specifically, we add to the traditional sociometric methods a novel analytical method in order to deal with social behaviors more effectively, and then present a new bio-inspired model, the coordination generalized molecule model (CGMM). The proposed analytical method for social behaviors and CGMM are combined to give an algorithm that can be used to solve complex problems in SN. Traditionally, SN models were mainly descriptive and were built at a very coarse level, typically with only a few global parameters, and turned out to be not sufficiently useful for analyzing social behaviors. In this work, we explore bio-inspired analytical models for analyzing social behaviors of intelligent agents. Our objective is to propose an effective and practical method to model intelligent systems and their behaviors in an open and complex unpredictable world.