To improve the performance of the PID controller for a steel strip deviation control system (SSDCS), an enhanced artificial bee colony algorithm (EABC) is proposed to optimize PID controller gains (EABC-PID). The proposed EABC changes the candidate solution equation to balance its explorative and exploitative capabilities. The experiment presents a detailed comparison of EABC-PID and four bio-inspired algorithms based PID controllers considering four types of objective functions. Simulation results show that EABC-PID proves to be superior for SSDCS compared to four bio-inspired algorithms based PID controller in terms of convergence, dynamic adjustment, and robustness.

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