Do you have any knowledge in GP (Genetic Programming)?

harshil

harshil

@harshil-qREYH2 • Oct 26, 2024
What is the difference between a traditional programming and Genetic Programming ????😕
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  • iamcrazy

    iamcrazy

    @iamcrazy-WZ1TKJ • Jul 18, 2008

    Re: Do u have any knowledge in GP (Genetic Programming)?

    thers a big deferrence
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  • Itanium

    Itanium

    @itanium-haHgZn • Aug 2, 2008

    Re: Do u have any knowledge in GP (Genetic Programming)?

    This link provides you details on genetic programming.

    <a href="https://www.genetic-programming.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">genetic-programming.org-Home-Page</a>
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  • shalini_goel14

    shalini_goel14

    @shalini-goel14-ASmC2J • Dec 29, 2008

    Re: Do u have any knowledge in GP (Genetic Programming)?

    @harshil,
    Good question

    @Itaniun,
    Good link

    Wondering why we CS students are not taught this kind of programming in thier engineering and people like me are not aware of it.😒 . Going to be a very useful in future .
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  • nileshchakkar

    nileshchakkar

    @nileshchakkar-iD2qYd • Dec 30, 2008

    @ #-Link-Snipped-#
    Hi.. really a very good question and i think its a very good topic for paper presentation also as in todays world genetic programming ( artificial intelligance) have a very good market value n consider as latest tredz it in IT industry.
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  • Predictor

    Predictor

    @predictor-lfVrRm • Mar 14, 2009

    harshil
    What is the difference between a traditional programming and Genetic Programming ????😕
    Genetic programming ("GP") means development of programs by an evolutionary process. Typically, programs are represented in GP as lists of commands and parameters or function trees. Random programs are generated, evaluated somehow, the worst are discarded and the best retained for crossover to create new solutions, and the whole thing is repeated many times.

    There are a number of books on this subject. One author to look for is Koza.

    -Will Dwinnell
    <a href="https://matlabdatamining.blogspot.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Data Mining in MATLAB</a>
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