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 kawazu rated 30 months ago- A software package used to implement genetic algorithms using the Java programming language. Good stuff. Somehow I more and more tend to think that boundaries between all "modern" sciences are vanishing - genetic "concepts", fitness of solutions, mutation of candidates - genetic ...
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- SophiesCastle rated 12 months ago
- From the page: "JGAP (pronounced "jay-gap") is a Genetic Algorithms and Genetic Programming component provided as a Java framework. It provides basic genetic mechanisms that can be easily used to apply evolutionary principles to problem solutions. See the examples for a demonstration or watch out the graphical tree that can be created with JGAP for found solutions of genetically evolved programs. "
- chaton rated 19 months ago
- It's seems to be a great package mixing genetic algorithm and genetic programming.
in french : Cela semble etre un packetage superbe mixant algorithme genetique et programmation genetique
- DRMacIver rated 21 months ago
- Ooh. Neat. I must browse this in more detail later. Thanks to kawazu for this one.
- SimplyAUser rated 32 months ago
- Genetic algorithms component written in the form of a Java framework. It provides basic genetic mechanisms that can be easily used to apply evolutionary principles to problem solutions.
- kawazu rated 30 months ago
- A software package used to implement genetic algorithms using the Java programming language. Good stuff. Somehow I more and more tend to think that boundaries between all "modern" sciences are vanishing - genetic "concepts", fitness of solutions, mutation of candidates - genetic algorithms may provide a helpful way to solve problems we can't get algorithmically solved otherwise because the problem is simply too complex or the solution set is too big. Even though, the idea of using an algorithm that doesn't "directly" address the problem we're trying to solve feels... new, to say the least.
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