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Genetic programming

Banzhaf et al., 2000

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4379260494329940862
Author
Banzhaf W
Koza J
Ryan C
Spector L
Jacob C
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IEEE Intelligent Systems and their Applications

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The paper presents essays on genetic programming which involve topics such as: the artificial evolution of computer code, human-competitive machine intelligence by means of genetic programming, GP as automatic programming, GP application, the evolution of …
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