Controlling Bloat through Parsimonious Elitist Replacement and Spatial Structure

作者: Grant Dick , Peter A. Whigham

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-37207-0_2

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摘要: The concept of bloat -- the increase program size without a corresponding in fitness presents significant drawback to application genetic programming. One approach controlling bloat, dubbed spatial structure with elitism (SS+E), uses combination population and local elitist replacement implicitly constrain unwarranted growth. However, default implementation SS+E scheme that prevents introduction smaller programs presence equal fitness. This paper introduces modified which is done under lexicographic parsimony scheme. proposed model, parsimonious (SS+LPE), exhibits an improvement reduction and, some cases, more effectively searches for fitter solutions.

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