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A study of fitness distance correlation as a difficulty measure in genetic programming.
Evolutionary computation - 1 Jan 2005
Tomassini Marco, Vanneschi Leonardo, Collard Philippe, Clergue Manuel
Abstract excerpt
We present an approach to genetic programming difficulty based on a statistical study of program fitness landscapes. The fitness distance correlation is used as an indicator of problem hardness and we empirically show that such a statistic is adequate in nearly all cases studied here. However, fitness distance correlation has some known problems and these are investigated by constructing an artificial landscape...
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