Titlebook: Learning in Economics; Analysis and Applica Thomas Riechmann Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Economic Genetic Algorithms.E

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ith the ultimate collapse of the specimen proved fruitless. Additional topics include the influence of grain boundary ledges on the internal stress field in polycrystalline ice, grain and crack size measurements and some important aspects of experimental technique.

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Methods for the General Analysis of Genetic Algorithms as Economic Learning Techniquesomputer program is constructed. The most important part of this program is the formulation of artificial economic agents, which are often constructed as objects. The most important part of the agents, in turn, is their decision system which, in this work, consists of a genetic algorithm or at least

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Modifications: Election and Meta-Learningls. Originally, the canonical GA has been developed as a tool for optimization of non economic, static problems. The canonical GA is not a genuine tool for economic, agent based modeling. If a genetic algorithm is to be used as a true metaphor for economic learning, modifications to the canonical fo

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Extensions: Variable Time Horizon of Selectionecause there is no state dependency. It has been mentioned above that the state dependency of individual economic success is an important characteristic of almost every economic problem. Even more, it is a major characteristic of models of economic GA learning. For example, the profit of a supplier

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Algorithms with Real Valued Codingr choice of private households. In the model, a population of households has to divide their income between the consumptions of three different consumption goods. The final goal of their decision is to achieve optimal utility.

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ution of many problems in the polar regions of the Earth. Ice destruction (like the destruction of any other material, in principle) is a complex problem at the junction of solid-state physics, continuum mechanics, and materials science. Ice, particularly sea ice, is characterized by known anomalies