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ArticleScientific reports2026

A crisscross-strategy-boosted beaver behavior optimizer for global optimization and oil reservoir production.

Renhui Huang, Wenxiang He

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Renhui HuangSchool of Resources and Environment, Yangtze University, Wuhan, 430100, China.
Wenxiang HeSchool of Resources and Environment, Yangtze University, Wuhan, 430100, China. hwx@yangtzeu.edu.cn.

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Abstract

Addressing the multifaceted and growing optimization challenges in various fields, including renewable energy, structural design, and large-scale industrial operations, necessitates continuous refinement of metaheuristic algorithms. The Beaver Behavior Optimizer (BBO) has recently been proposed as a competitive swarm intelligence approach. However, the original BBO mechanism still exhibits tendencies toward stagnation in high-dimensional and complex local optima landscapes due to fixed update rules. To elevate robustness and solution quality, this paper introduces an enhanced Beaver Behavior Optimizer (CCBBO), which suppresses structural bias by integrating a mathematical Crisscross-Strategy (CC). The CC mechanism, comprising Horizontal Crossover Search (HCS) and Vertical Crossover Search (VCS), strategically promotes non-linear and comprehensive information exchange across solution dimensions. This integration enables CCBBO to explore the search space more thoroughly and perform exploitation more precisely than the original BBO. The performance of CCBBO is rigorously substantiated through extensive experiments on the CEC2017 benchmark suite. The results decisively demonstrate that CCBBO achieves the best overall performance with the lowest average Friedman rank of 1.5517, significantly outperforming the original BBO (rank 2.8966) and eight other state-of-the-art optimizers. Furthermore, CCBBO is applied to a 60-dimensional real-world oil reservoir production optimization problem. Comparative analysis reveals that CCBBO consistently achieves a significantly higher mean Net Present Value (NPV) of 9.512 × 10

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Beaver behavior optimizerBionic algorithmCrisscross strategyGlobal optimizationOil reservoir production optimizationSwarm intelligence

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