Synapsing Variable Length Crossover: Biologically Inspired Crossover for Variable Length Genomes

作者: Ben Hutt , Kevin Warwick

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-7091-0646-4_36

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摘要: Biological Crossover occurs during the early stages of meiosis. During this process chromosomes undergoing crossover are synapsed together at a number homogenous sequence sections, it is within such sections that occurs. The SVLC (Synapsing Variable Length Crossover) Algorithm recurrently synapses genetic sequences in order length. genomes considered to be flexible with only being permitted sections. Consequently, common automatically preserved differences exchanged, independent length differences. In addition providing rationale for variable also provides genotypic similarity metric enabling standard niche formation techniques utilised. simple test problem algorithm outperforms current techniques.

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