Various criteria can be used to classify the meta-algorithms:
Based on a population-based answer and a population-based algorithm, an answer-based algorithm changes an answer while the search process, while population-based algorithms during a search are considered as a population of responses.
Inspired by nature and without inspiration from nature: Many of the superconductive algorithms are inspired by nature, while some of the superconductive algorithms are not inspired by nature.
With memory and no memory: Some meta-algorithms lack memory, which means that these types of algorithms do not use information obtained during the search (eg, simulated refrigeration). This is while using some of the meta-bogus algorithms such as banned search memory. It stores the information it gains during the search.
Conclusive and probable: A definite superconpreting algorithm, such as banned search, solves the problem using definitive decisions. But in probable multi-platform algorithms such as simulated refrigeration, a series of possible rules are used during the search.