The 2003 Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference -(GECCO 2003): The 2nd Grammatical Evolution Workshop (GEWS 2003), Chicago, Ilinois, USA, 12-16 July 2003This paper explores the topics of gene dependency and degenerate code, and their combined effect in the GAuGE system, a recently introduced position-independent genetic algorithm. To do so, a simulation was used to calculate the average position specifications of all genotype individuals, and the effect of degnerate code on these averages. The results obtained so far suggest that the introduction of degenerate code loosens the dependency between the position coding genes in each individual
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Abstract Background The standard genetic code is a recipe for assigning unambiguously 21 labels, i.e...
We set out to investigate whether marker based encoding, a way of encoding neural networks onto the ...
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This thesis proposes a new representation for genetic algorithms, based on the idea of a genotype to...
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Whilst the existence of redundancy within the genetic code has been recognised for some time, the co...
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Abstract: The unusual natural phenomena always involved the researchers of its mystery. On...
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