1998
Transmission function models of infinite population genetic algorithms
Publication
Publication
The so-called transmission function framework is described, and implementations of transmission function models are given for a broad range of genetic algorithms. These models describe GA's with a population of infinite size. An actual implementation of these models for a non-trivial problem involving deception is given, these models are traced, and the results are visualized by means of population flow diagrams. These diagrams show that cross-competition between different parts of the optimal solution takes place.
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Miscellaneous (acm F.2.m), Optimization (acm G.1.6), Problem Solving, Control Methods, and Search (acm I.2.8) | |
Learning and adaptive systems (msc 68T05), Problem solving (heuristics, search strategies, etc.) (msc 68T20) | |
Software (theme 1), Logistics (theme 3), Energy (theme 4) | |
CWI | |
Software Engineering [SEN] | |
Organisation | Intelligent and autonomous systems |
van Kemenade, C.H.M, Kok, J.N, La Poutré, J.A, & Thierens, D. (1998). Transmission function models of infinite population genetic algorithms. Software Engineering [SEN]. CWI.
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