Journal Article10.1007/s10586-025-05545-0
Multi-strategy collaborative improved Snake Optimizer for complex optimization problems and 3D UAV path planning
Heng Wang,Kai Yang,Jiadui Chen,Haisong Huang,Jing-Wei Yang,Heng Wang,Kai Yang,Jiadui Chen,Haisong Huang,Jing-Wei Yang +9 more
About: This article is published in Cluster Computing. The article was published on 19 Oct 2025.
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