Assume that a generic Iterated Local Search (ILS) algorithm is implemented embedding the Improving Only (IO) acceptance method, Davis's Bit Hill Climbing (DBHC) for local search controlled by the depth of search (DOS) parameter, random bit-flip for perturbation

controlled by the intensity of mutation (IOM) parameter. These parameters take integer values in the range [0, 10] that correlate to the number of times of calls to DBHC and bit-flip operator before moving on to the next step in the algorithm. For

example, DOS=0 (i.e., DOS is set to 0) indicates that DBHC is not applied, or  DOS=3 (i.e., DOS is set to 3) indicates that DBHC is applied to a solution for 3 passes over that solution, while IOM=3 (i.e., IOM is set to 3) indicates that 3 bit-flips are applied to the incumbent solution. 

Is the following statement TRUE or FALSE?

If IOM=10 (IOM is set to 10) and DOS=0 (DOS is set to 0), ILS becomes a Random Mutation Hill Climbing algorithm.