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|a Goldberg, David E.
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|a The Design of Innovation
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Lessons from and for Competent Genetic Algorithms
|c by David E. Goldberg
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|c 2002, 2002
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|a 1 Genetic Algorithms and Innovation -- 2 Making Genetic Algorithms Fly -- 3 Three Tools of Conceptual Engineering -- 4 Goals and Elements of GA Design -- 5 Building Blocks -- 6 A Design Approach to Problem Difficulty -- 7 Ensuring Building Block Supply -- 8 Ensuring Building Block Growth -- 9 Making Time for Building Blocks -- 10 Deciding Well -- 11 Mixing, Control Maps, and GA Success -- 12 Design of Competent Genetic Algorithms -- Epilogue: From Competence to Efficiency and Beyond -- References
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|a Artificial intelligence
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|a Theory of Computation
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|a Mathematical optimization
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|a Springer Book Archives -2004
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|a Genetic Algorithms and Evolutionary Computation
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|a 10.1007/978-1-4757-3643-4
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|a 7 69 6 A DESIGN APPROACH TO PROBLEM DIFFICULTY 71 1 Design and Problem Difficulty 71 2 Three Misconceptions 72 3 Hard Problems Exist 76 4 The 3-Way Decomposition and Its Core 77 The Core of Intra-BB Difficulty: Deception 5 77 6 The Core of Inter-BB Difficulty: Scaling 83 7 The Core of Extra-BB Difficulty: Noise 88 Crosstalk: All Roads Lead to the Core 8 89 9 From Multimodality to Hierarchy 93 10 Summary 100 7 ENSURING BUILDING BLOCK SUPPLY 101 1 Past Work 101 2 Facetwise Supply Model I: One BB 102 Facetwise Supply Model II: Partition Success 103 3 4 Population Size for BB Supply 104 Summary 5 106 8 ENSURING BUILDING BLOCK GROWTH 109 1 The Schema Theorem: BB Growth Bound 109 2 Schema Growth Somewhat More Generally 111 3 Designing for BB Market Share Growth 112 4 Selection Press ure for Early Success 114 5 Designing for Late in the Day 116 The Schema Theorem Works 6 118 A Demonstration of Selection Stall 7 119 Summary 122 8 9 MAKING TIME FOR BUILDING BLOCKS 125 1 Analysis of Selection Alone: Takeover Time 126 2 Drift: When Selection Chooses for No Reason 129 3 Convergence Times with Multiple BBs 132 4 A Time-Scales Derivation of Critical Locus 142 5 A Little Model of Noise-Induced Run Elongation 143 6 From Alleles to Building Blocks 147 7 Summary 148 10 DECIDING WELL 151 1 Why is Decision Making a Problem? 151
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