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Agent-Based Computational Modelsxperiments, these platforms are subject to noise during physical interaction with their environment. We report preliminary results of an evolutionary system that uses concepts from gene expression to both discover and decide when to deploy analogue circuits. The output of a circuit is used to trigge

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Reference work 2017Latest editionusing neuro-evolution during training. An extension to this methodology is presented here, where speciation is incorporated to the evolution process in order to obtain a varied set of solutions for a robotics problem using a single algorithmic run. Although speciation is common in evolutionary compu

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0302-9743 volution and genetics. Due to their e?ciency and simple underlying principles, these me- ods can be used in the context of problem solving, optimization, and machine learning. A large and continuously increasing number of researchers and prof- sionals make use of EC techniques in various application

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-30164-8 instances. The computing resources and the computing times are imposed. We tackle this problem with a method based on adaptive local search coming from the graph-coloring which manages phases of intensive research and diversified research. We developed several alternatives that are tested and compared on the scenarios.

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Agent-Based Computational Modelslutionary algorithm, co-evolutionary algorithm, and agent-based co-evolutionary algorithm) are verified and compared on the basis of the results coming from experiments carried out with the use of real-life stock data.

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Agent-Based Modeling and Simulationas inputs and produce a trading signal for day .?+?1 based on a dataset of past observations of which actions would have been most profitable..The approach has been applied to trading several financial instruments (large-cap stocks and indices), in order to study the ., i.e., cross-market, generalization capabilities of the models.