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Table 1.

The leadership hierarchy of the grey wolves pack.

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Fig 1.

An example of leaving the promising region for the less promising one in 1-D case.

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Fig 2.

Exploration versus exploitation periods depending on the parameter a in GWO [23].

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Fig 3.

The shrinking of the random walk limits as per the parameter I [25].

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Fig 4.

The possible positions of a given moth with respect to the corresponding flame [26].

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Fig 5.

The Singer exploration rate versus the native exploration used as a part of GWO, ALO, and MFO.

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Fig 6.

The Sinusoidal exploration rate versus the native exploration used as a part of GWO, ALO, and MFO.

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Table 2.

Description of the data sets used in the study.

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Table 3.

Parameter setting for experiments.

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Fig 7.

Mean fitness values for the ALO versus CALO using the Singer function.

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Fig 8.

Mean fitness values for the ALO versus CALO using the Sinusoidal function.

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Fig 9.

Mean fitness values for the GWO versus CGWO using the Singer function.

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Fig 10.

Mean fitness values for the GWO versus CGWO using the Sinusoidal function.

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Fig 11.

Mean fitness values for the MFO versus CMFO using the Singer function.

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Fig 12.

Mean fitness values for the MFO versus CMFO using the Sinusoidal function.

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Fig 13.

Possible positions for a moth using the different values for the a parameter.

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Fig 14.

Average classification performance for the ALO versus CALO using the Singer function.

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Fig 15.

Average classification performance for the ALO versus CALO using the Sinusoidal function.

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Fig 16.

Average classification performance for the GWO versus CGWO using the Singer function.

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Fig 17.

Average classification performance for the GWO versus CGWO using the Sinusoidal function.

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Fig 18.

Average classification performance for the MFO versus CMFO using the Singer function.

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Fig 19.

Average classification performance for the MFO versus CMFO using the Sinusoidal function.

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Fig 20.

Standard deviation (std) of the obtained optimal fitness values for ALO versus CALO using the Singer and Sinusoidal functions.

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Fig 21.

Standard deviation (std) of the obtained optimal fitness values for GWO versus CGWO using the Singer and Sinusoidal functions.

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Fig 22.

Standard deviation (std) of the obtained optimal fitness values for MFO versus CMFO using the Singer and Sinusoidal functions.

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Table 4.

Average selection features size for the chaotic and native ALO over all the data sets.

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Table 5.

Average selection features size for the chaotic and native GWO over all the data sets.

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Table 6.

Average selection features size for the chaotic and native MFO over all the data sets.

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Table 7.

Significance tests for optimizers pairs.

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Fig 23.

Fitness sum over all the used data sets for CALO versus ALO and PSO at a different setting of α.

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Fig 24.

Fitness sum over all the used data sets for CGWO versus GWO and PSO at a different setting of α.

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Fig 25.

Fitness sum over all the used data sets for CMFO versus MFO and PSO at a different setting of α.

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