This invention belongs to the field of electronic interference technology, specifically relating to a method, program, device, and storage medium for allocating interference equipment. The invention designs a binary magnificent wren-warbler
algorithm, which initializes the
population's positional distribution using
chaotic mapping. It judges the
algorithm's
local convergence trend by using the average
Euclidean distance and fitness change rate. By introducing
inertia weights and learning factors, the local
search function is improved, enhancing the
algorithm's local search capability. Combined with the algorithm's global search capability, a new
fitness function is constructed to improve algorithm performance. Furthermore, activation functions and thresholds are used to convert continuous values into discrete values, enabling the algorithm to solve discrete problems and enhancing its generalization and the rationality of interference equipment allocation. This invention solves the problems of existing interference equipment allocation methods' inability to respond quickly and to allocate interference resources rationally. Upon receiving a
radiation source
signal, this invention can immediately generate interference equipment allocation results, achieving rapid interference response.