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In short - more optimisations, some important bug fixes, and a new 'Update Frequency' menu on the main GUI. Zip file and more details in the usual place: ...
Colin Green
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Oct 6, 2004
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Hi: I'm currently working on a modification to NEAT (using a genetic regulatory network to create a more flexible genome), and I had a question about parameter...
Bryan Adams
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Oct 7, 2004
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... That's the $64,000 question, isn't it? :) You say you'll give bonus stars for non-ad-hoc approaches, but as far as I know, that's the way most people tune...
Derek James
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Hi Bryan, ... This sounds very interesting, do you have any more details worked out yet? Also, I was wondering (since you're at MIT) if you were working with...
Joe
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Bryan, Derek and Joe make some good points. I'd like to add one other thing about parameter tweaking which is that sometimes you can look at the bigger...
Kenneth Stanley
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Oct 8, 2004
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The discussion about parameter settings coincided with, and has some bearing on some thinking I've been doing about connection weight mutation schemes. This...
Colin Green
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Hi, Colin, It's an interesting idea, that you proposed, but I would like to note that there is one more way to try to tune some GA parameters (weight mutation...
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Oct 11, 2004
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... Yeah, our mutation rates are basically the rate at which new topological mutations arise among all possible locations where a legal mutation could occur...
Derek James
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Oct 11, 2004
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Hi Colin, Another take on this is something I've pondered about for GP, and which is inspired by nature. In nature, not all parts of a chromosome exhibit...
Ian Badcoe
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... Hi Yuri, I did consider this approach, one problem I can see is that I think lot more runs would be needed to seperate out genuine positive results from ...
Colin Green
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Oct 11, 2004
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... Given these facts it seems highly likely that my initial random population of neat parameters will all perform about the same and that there will be no...
Colin Green
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Oct 11, 2004
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... See my reply to Yuri! ... I think we're all getting carried away a bit here. As Derek points out, the parameters probably don't effect a search that much...
Colin Green
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Oct 11, 2004
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... I was just scanning over comp.ai.neural-nets and came across FANN, the Fast Artificial Neural Network Library. It looks like a good quality piece of work...
Colin Green
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Oct 11, 2004
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Colin, one problem with your meta-search for the right mutation parameters is that it is likely if you find anything at all it will be domain-specific. The...
Kenneth Stanley
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Oct 11, 2004
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... Not only that, in a larger sense, different phenotypic modules exhibit different mutation rates based on their connectivity. For example, take some...
Joseph Reisinger
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Oct 11, 2004
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On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 19:36:33 -0400, Joseph Reisinger ... Um. So perhaps mutation rate could be applied at a level below the whole individual but above each...
mike woodhouse
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Oct 12, 2004
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... I think this is different (and maybe thus different from what you want to look at right now). There's two related questions: 1) f-- Sorry, there's three...
Ian Badcoe
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As a side note, what I hear in all this discussion is an effort to sort of re-invent backpropagation... The point being that if we take a moment to recognize...
John Arrowwood
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Oct 12, 2004
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... Not only domain-specific, but it is inside each search, rather than an externally determined "ideal" value. E.g. as I mentioned in my previous mail... ......
Ian Badcoe
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... Hi Joe, I'm afraid I cannot follow you here. Do you mean for nature or software? Ian Living@Home - Open Source Evolving Organisms - ...
Ian Badcoe
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... Hi, I don't get the connection with back-propagation -- can you explain? Ian Living@Home - Open Source Evolving Organisms - ...
Ian Badcoe
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... Interesting point. I wonder would there be a benefit to be had (in some problem domains at least) from applying a modicum of backprop to a NEAT network?...
mike woodhouse
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... Hi Ian, Sorry, I meant in biology this kind of thing is common. I think its important to point out this difference though, since a direct-development...
Joe
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... I do work with Una-May, in fact, she's sort of my de facto co-advisor (Rod Brooks is my nominal advisor). She's very helpful, especially since I'm the...
Bryan Adams
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... Sure...let me quote from one of your posts... ... Basically, I was saying what you were saying...that this takes us one step closer to back-propagation /...
John Arrowwood
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... I've not talked to her but I saw some of her work at GECCO this past June. Also, I'm looking to apply to graduate schools this winter and the lab at MIT...
Joe
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... I agree, and if this is the case we can then look at the numbers that come out of each domain and build up a sort of lookup table that we can refer to...
Colin Green
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... Ok to clarify, Yuri suggested meta-params on each genome, and you are talking about an even finer level of granularity with meta-parameters on each gene or...
Colin Green
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... Ah! Yes I get you now. This is a very good idea. I think that only that one angle of the discussion directly relates to back-prop however. The...
Ian Badcoe
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Oct 13, 2004
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A better (and simpler definition) of ES: http://computing-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/evolution%20strategy Whcih I may as well quote in full: -- cut here...
Ian Badcoe
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