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The particle swarm algorithm is usually a dynamic process, where a point in the search space to be tested depends on the previous point and the direction of movement. The process can be decomposed, and probability distributions around a center can be used instead of the usual trajectory approach. A version that is both dynamic and Gaussian looks very promising.