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Prediction of dual-axis solar tracking of the PV system for optimal power output using GA, DE, TLBO, Jaya, and Rao-3 algorithms
In this study, novel algorithms approach that forecast the sun’s movement more accurately, even in bad weather, and optimize for additional characteristics besides solar tracking. It was investigated through comparative analysis by using standard optimization methods, i.e., the JAYA algorithm, Teach
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