Titlebook: Genetic Programming; 14th European Confer Sara Silva,James A. Foster,Mario Giacobini Conference proceedings 2011 Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6671-2sides of the debate. Most existing studies use performance statistics, .,?success rate or search efficiency, to investigate if neutrality, either embedded or artificially added, can benefit an evolutionary algorithm. Here, we argue that understanding the influence of neutrality on evolutionary optim

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Das gesellschaftliche Unbehagen in der EUtheir bids in terms of prices and quantities for each hour of the next day. Methods for electricity price forecasting suitable for these contexts are crucial to the success of any bidding strategy. Such methods have thus become very important in practice, due to the economic relevance of electric po

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Individualisierung und Optionenvielfalt,rithms with integer-valued results. Such algorithms usually involve loop structures. We raise the question which representation for loops would be most efficient. We define five tree-based program representations which realize the concept of loops in different ways, including two novel methods which

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,Milchstra?en, Sonnen und Planeten,ralisation of genetically-induced classification trees, which employ linear discriminants as the partitioning function at each internal node. Genetic Programming is employed to search the space of oblique decision trees. At the end of the evolutionary run, a (1+1) Evolution Strategy is used to geome

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Zu den Methoden und zur Anonymisierungrithm creates random lines passing through pairs of points (vectors) in population, fits a quadratic function based on three points on each line, and then applies the crossover operation to extrema of these quadratic functions, and lastly performs the selection operation. We refer to the points dete

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Finanzierung und Finanzinstitutionen,nduction algorithms (EPAs) are proposed which overcome this limitation. We test our approach with two important classes of problems — symbolic regression and Boolean function induction — and a variety of EPAs including: different versions of genetic programming, gene expression programing, stochasti