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Fig 1.

Transformation of coordinates system.

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Fig 2.

DE flowchart.

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Fig 3.

Average path and computational cost at the 1000th generation with variation between differential weight and crossover at various population sizes of 10, 30, 50, 70, and 100 “Table A in S1 Dataset.”

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Fig 4.

Estimation of optimum differential weight at NP = 10, G = 1000, and CR = 100%.

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Fig 5.

Average path and computational cost obtained with crossover rates on the optimum differential weight over population sizes at various generations of 200, 400, 600, 800, and 1000 “Table B in S1 Dataset.”

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Fig 6.

Optimum crossover and differential weight for various population sizes and generations “Table C in S1 Dataset.”

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Fig 7.

Average path and computational cost between various population sizes and generation numbers at the optimum crossover and differential weight “Table D in S1 Dataset.”

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Fig 8.

Optimum population size along generation number.

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Fig 9.

Optimum differential weight and crossover along generation number.

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Table 1.

Optimized setting of population size, differential weight & crossover at various maximum generation number.

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Fig 10.

Average path cost changes in % when compared to the optimized parameter setting at maximum generation number of 1000 “Table E in S1 Dataset.”

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Fig 11.

Average computational cost changes in % when compared to the optimized parameter setting at maximum generation number of 1000 “Table F in S1 Dataset.”

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