... I did some consulting for a company interested in management of financial portfolio using GP. Of course, I used Open BEAGLE to develop the software. ...
I have a running prototype of a system using Open BEAGLE. I have one input data file that is used. This input file has 512 points in it. The output of my...
I spent a good few weeks trying to get the bootstrap command to work since I have never used automake/autoconf/libtools before. Also the current install of the...
I have created a new data type and put it in the begale/include/beagle directory. How do I get by program to recognise this new datatype exists, and therefore...
... The spirit of an object oriented framework is that you shouldn't modify or add classes in the core libraries. You rather create them in your personal ...
Christian, thanks for your help with the #include statement. I put the data type in my program's directory and used an #include and the file was picked up. ...
... This is possible, but this is very messy as you will need to do memory allocation on your own. Te risk of leak is about 100% as you don't control all the...
... For sure this is possible. You will need to define you datum type containing the vector of number. A typedef to a Beagle::WrapperT<std::vector<double> >...
... Well, having to restart from scratch, I would take a look to what boost.org libraries can provide to Open BEAGLE. There is lot of useful in that, like the...
Hi everyone, Last week I received the announcement of GECCO 2004 competitions. One of these is to build the tiniest possible GP system capable of doing ...
I'm having real problems posting messages in this forum, has anyone else experienced this? I have to post a message over 3 times before it finally works!...
I agree it would be better to use std::vector, in fact I started using that instead of an array of doubles, but thanks anyway! Since I'm only ever using vector...
That is really a marvelous work with 2 days' effort! I never thought beagle GP would be so small. -:) Jianjun Hu (George) Genetic Algorithm Research &...
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Hello Beagle users, There is actually a pool on the genetic_programming mailing list about which GP engine is your favorite. If you are member of this list, or...
... Yes I do. In fact, I only send some mail lately and it took about 2 days to receive it back. Yahoo groups seems overloaded, you can read an announce on...
Hi! I've been trying to compile the latest version on linux, but I keep getting errors, like: Got a SIGCHLD; 1 unreaped children. Reaping losing child...
Hello, I'm using Beagle 2.1.0. I have a lot of runs for different parameters so I need take information from beagle.log (log.level=3) automaticly. I thought of...
... No, it isn't implemented. But it might not be that difficult to do it, starting from implementation of Automatically Defined Function (ADF) primitive. ...
I had similar errors to what you describe (the line 3 thing). Regarding the bootstrap problem did you see my post "How to get bootstrap to work - Solution"? ...
Yep, you were right in the end. As I added more functionality, my code that modified the Beagle-GP project (by overriding execute and getArgs) started to throw...
Evolution of radar points to HMS Beagle's resting place After being sold for scrap in 1870, the ship forever linked with Darwin may be lying beneath the Essex...
Hi, There was a problem with the destruction of XML trees generated from big files. During the destruction of a XML node, recursive calls to the destructor...
Hi Christian, I'm trying to use openbeagle such that a GP individual evolves several trees as a result, rather than just one. Each tree would use the same set...
... A good example of multi-tree GP is in the parity example. As far as you start using ADFs in Open BEAGLE (or other automatically defined something), you...
Another question, I'm a little unclear about what the Register is for. I can see it being used to define parameters like ec.term.maxgen, but can the register...
I have a working identical BEAGLE-GP system under Linux and Windows. Same CPU/HD etc, but the initialisation (ConstrainedGrow) takes around 10 times longer...
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