Gray Wolf Optimization and Least Square Estimatation As A New Learning Algorithm For Interval Type-II ANFIS
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Gray Wolfe Optimization (GWO) is one of the meta-heuristic method and it is a popular technique in Many engineering and economic applications. GWO and Least Square Estimatation (LSE) are used to optimize the antecedents and consequents parameters of interval type-2 ANFIS respectively. We are checking the new learning algorithm by using the interval type-2 ANFIS in prediction of Mackey-Glass time series and the results were very encouraging compared to other algorithms.
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