By using reflection within object-oriented GP, you can directly exploit existing class libraries - I have a paper explaining this in EuroGP next week - draft...
The tiny gp contest says Size of compiled version of program (if any) under gcc or Java 2 (v 1.4). does this mean that the program must be written in either...
Ken Anderson
KAnderson@...
Apr 1, 2004 8:21 pm
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... Well, my guess is that the "(if any)" clause might apply for Scheme, just as for Lisp, Python and Perl. No compiled version, no compiled size. Size of the ...
Dear Ken, Good point - those are just intended as examples - it's fine to use Scheme (or Perl, Ruby, APL, whatever). Best regards, Simon Ps. I've just seen...
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Hi Michael and everybody: I'm studying the evolution of programs in assembly language (mnemonics). Since it's an imperative language, my first approach was to...
Hello everybody, Recently I am studying on Genetic Programming Studio (http://www.uco.es/~i52canoa/www3/index_en.htm). I wrote symbolic regression files...
Subject: Submission for "wondered if someone could lead me to a paper or other references where Integrals, derivatives, and complex numbers are used?" Hello...
Take a look at the work Ryan, Collin, and O'Neill. They call it Grammatical Evolution. It is precisely what you are looking for. They describe a way to...
'evolve n different models separately and combine the different models to make the final classification model' The approach Candida follows is also known as...
C. Setzkorn
C.Setzkorn@...
Apr 5, 2004 12:23 pm
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Thank you very much, Nic. Best Regards. Nic <yahoo@...> wrote: Take a look at the work Ryan, Collin, and O'Neill. They call it Grammatical...
Thank you very much, Michael. Best Regards. Michael Korns <mkorns@...> wrote: Subject: Submission for "wondered if someone could lead me to a paper or...
Hi All, I've been doing some work for my undergrad thesis and had an idea while playing around with pseudorandom number generators. It seems to me that a good...
where i can get more information about Pittsburgh style approach. actually now i am using fitness function as (no. of samples classified correctly) / (Total no...
... For example (sorry references not always complete): @misc{1826, author = "S.F. Smith", title = "A Learning System Based on Genetic Algorithm", text =...
C. Setzkorn
C.Setzkorn@...
Apr 6, 2004 8:55 am
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-- CALL FOR PAPERS - Deadline for submissions of the special Call: 3 May 2004 (short papers, posters and doctoral papers only) -- IADIS INTERNATIONAL...
Dear all, I tested my linear GP architecture on the even-5-parity problem, but found the solution is only slightly better than random search. Then I tried the ...
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I find the idea of eurisko fascinating. I've researched several times, but I find very little about how it was done. How was eurisko programmed and how can...
Dear all, I used lilgp to solve the even-5-parity problem. Besides making some problem specific changes, I also removed the ephemeral random constant(ERC),...
... I think there are some parallels between eurisko and gp, but maybe not that many. Both use evolutionary methods to build populations, but eurisko may only...
Jack Park
jackpark@...
Apr 13, 2004 3:06 am
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Hello All: Three comments: (1) The idea of an ephemeral random value is not very useful in the Boolean domain. The only possible values are TRUE and FALSE....
John Koza
koza@...
Apr 13, 2004 2:44 pm
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Jack (and everyone): Don't feel bad if you can "find very little about how it was done" because I have never run into anyone who could figure out how AM or...
John Koza
koza@...
Apr 13, 2004 2:58 pm
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... A slightly less "scathing" review appears to be located at: <http://web.media.mit.edu/~haase/thesis/node52.html#SECTION00700000000000000000>. -- Gordon D....
Gordon D. Pusch
gdpusch@...
Apr 13, 2004 5:40 pm
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Hi John! ... Is that article(s) on-line somewhere? Mike...
It's worth putting all this in context. The "scathing" review was limited to AM, which provoked Lenat to think long and hard about the nature of his invention....
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