Foundations of Genetic Programming

By:

William B. Langdon

Contributor(s):

Riccardo Poli

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Springer 2001Description: xv, 260 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN:

9788181287502

Subject(s):

Genetic programming (Computer science)

DDC classification:

006.3/1 LAN-F

Summary: 1. Introduction -- 2. Fitness Landscapes -- 3. Program Component Schema Theories -- 4. Pessimistic GP Schema Theories -- 5. Exact GP Schema Theorems -- 6. Lessons from the GP Schema Theory -- 7. The Genetic Programming Search Space -- 8. The GP Search Space: Theoretical Analysis -- 9. Example I: The Artificial Ant -- 10. Example II: The Max Problem -- 11. GP Convergence and Bloat -- 12. Conclusions.

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1. Introduction -- 2. Fitness Landscapes -- 3. Program Component Schema Theories -- 4. Pessimistic GP Schema Theories -- 5. Exact GP Schema Theorems -- 6. Lessons from the GP Schema Theory -- 7. The Genetic Programming Search Space -- 8. The GP Search Space: Theoretical Analysis -- 9. Example I: The Artificial Ant -- 10. Example II: The Max Problem -- 11. GP Convergence and Bloat -- 12. Conclusions.

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