We present N-gram GP, an estimation of distribution algorithm for the evolution of linear computer programs. The algorithm learns and samples the joint probability distribution of triplets of instructions (or 3-grams) at the same time as it is learning and sampling a program length distribution. We have tested N-gram GP on symbolic regressions problems where the target function is a polynomial of up to degree 12 and lawn-mower problems with lawn sizes of up to 12 ? 12. Results show that the algorithm is e?ective and scales better on these problems than either linear GP or simple stochastic hill-climbing
There has been growing interest in Estimation of Distribution Algorithms (EDA). Conventional EDA mai...
Abstract. This paper proposes a theoretical analysis of Genetic Pro-gramming (GP) from the perspecti...
Abstract: This paper summaries our recent work on combining estimation of distribution algorithms (E...
We present N-gram GP, an estimation of distribution algorithm for the evolution of linear computer p...
This thesis studies grammar-based approaches in the application of Estimation of Distribution Algori...
Fundamental research into Genetic Algorithms (GA) has led to one of the biggest successes in the de...
This chapter serves as an introduction to estimation of distribution algorithms (EDAs). Estimation o...
In this talk I present N-gram GP, a system for evolving linear GP programs using an EDA style system...
International audienceWe propose a general formulation of a univariate estimationof-distribution alg...
Abstract. Genetic Programming (GP) provides evolutionary methods for problems with tree representati...
Abstract. This paper discusses the performance of a hybrid system which consists of EDP and GP. EDP,...
Abstract. In this paper we present a new Estimation–of–Distribution Algorithm (EDA) for Genetic Prog...
probability models hold accumulating evidence on the location of an optimum. Stochastic sampling dri...
Probabilistic Incremental Program Evolution (PIPE) is a novel technique for automatic program synthe...
. Probabilistic Incremental Program Evolution (PIPE) is a novel technique for automatic program synt...
There has been growing interest in Estimation of Distribution Algorithms (EDA). Conventional EDA mai...
Abstract. This paper proposes a theoretical analysis of Genetic Pro-gramming (GP) from the perspecti...
Abstract: This paper summaries our recent work on combining estimation of distribution algorithms (E...
We present N-gram GP, an estimation of distribution algorithm for the evolution of linear computer p...
This thesis studies grammar-based approaches in the application of Estimation of Distribution Algori...
Fundamental research into Genetic Algorithms (GA) has led to one of the biggest successes in the de...
This chapter serves as an introduction to estimation of distribution algorithms (EDAs). Estimation o...
In this talk I present N-gram GP, a system for evolving linear GP programs using an EDA style system...
International audienceWe propose a general formulation of a univariate estimationof-distribution alg...
Abstract. Genetic Programming (GP) provides evolutionary methods for problems with tree representati...
Abstract. This paper discusses the performance of a hybrid system which consists of EDP and GP. EDP,...
Abstract. In this paper we present a new Estimation–of–Distribution Algorithm (EDA) for Genetic Prog...
probability models hold accumulating evidence on the location of an optimum. Stochastic sampling dri...
Probabilistic Incremental Program Evolution (PIPE) is a novel technique for automatic program synthe...
. Probabilistic Incremental Program Evolution (PIPE) is a novel technique for automatic program synt...
There has been growing interest in Estimation of Distribution Algorithms (EDA). Conventional EDA mai...
Abstract. This paper proposes a theoretical analysis of Genetic Pro-gramming (GP) from the perspecti...
Abstract: This paper summaries our recent work on combining estimation of distribution algorithms (E...