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Simple Genetic Algorithm
8 years ago

13/06 Update


A small update has been made to the SGA:

  • The overall chance of a mutation is the same, but there is now a new type of mutation. Sometimes, two characters in the string will switch places with each other. This should prevent situations where a string that is close, but not exact, can sit for a large number of generations without changing all that much until something better randomly comes along. Now, it’s children have a much better chance to become an exact match.

  • Some small adjustments to the UI allow for a larger population to be displayed at once, and each of those strings can be slightly longer before there is significant difficulty reading them.



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