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time slots; per 60 min is a pest recording duration
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the phototactic rhythm of Cnaphalocrocis medinalis
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the phototactic rhythm of Chilo suppressalis
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the time dependent one-dimensional phototactic rhythm static model |
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the dynamic phototactic rhythm of these two major rice pests |
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the fitness function |
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the Gaussian white noise |
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the standard deviation |
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the switching behavior over discretized time intervals |
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the total insecticidal operation time |
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the trap pest light source termed the non-operational period |
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the initial remaining remaining energy of the SIL storage battery in the daytime |
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the energy consumed at night time |
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the energy consumption of the lamp |
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the energy consumption of the metal mesh |
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the energy consumption of the insecticidal |
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the energy consumption of the IoT communication transmission |
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the total capacity of the 48V lead-acid battery |
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the residual energy of the SIL |
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the energy state in the SIL’s 48V lead-acid battery from the moment the lamp is turned on at night time |
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the energy state of the SIL at the time slot |
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the comprehensive benefit model |
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the weighting coefficients |
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the candidate solution |
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the particle |
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dimension |
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the generation |
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the inertia weight |
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the direction and step size of the search |
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the learning factors |
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the random numbers uniformly distributed |
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the historical best position of the swarm in dimension d (global best) |
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the position of particle i in dimension d at iteration k
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the particle i in dimension d at iteration
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