Titlebook: Genetic Programming; 14th European Confer Sara Silva,James A. Foster,Mario Giacobini Conference proceedings 2011 Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-11422-3ntly. Such a change can have an effect that is difficult to understand. This paper examines what happens to the grammatical evolution algorithm when replacing the commonly used context-free grammar representation with a tree-adjunct grammar representation. We model the landscapes produced when using

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26502-4h processes of inheritance and of development, and some researchers advocate the need to explore computationally this new understanding. One of the outcomes was the Artificial Gene Regulatory (ARN) model, first proposed by Wolfgang Banzhaf. In this paper, we use this model as representation for a co

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Besonderheiten bei der Textgestaltung, selected in order to achieve an understanding of the algorithm behaviour. One of the most common metrics is the accumulated success probability, which evaluates the probability of an algorithm to achieve a solution in a certain generation. We propose a model of accumulated success probability compo

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Marius R. Busemeyer,Susanne Haastertosed formulation, the original space of programs and its prespace are bound with a learnable mapping, where the process of learning is aimed at improving the overall locality of the new representation with respect to program semantics. To learn the mapping, which is formally a permutation of program

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