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On the Performance of Different Genetic Programming Approaches for the SORTING Problem.

Evolutionary computation - 1 Jan 2015

Wagner Markus, Neumann Frank, Urli Tommaso

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In genetic programming, the size of a solution is typically not specified in advance, and solutions of larger size may have a larger benefit. The flexibility often comes at the cost of the so-called bloat problem: individuals grow without providing additional benefit to the quality of solutions,...

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PMID: 25870929
DOI: 10.1162/EVCO_a_00149

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