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Single Parent Ecosystem
4 Comments Published March 27th, 2007 in ITP, blog, evolution, p5, teaching_
Simple EcoSystem
This week, in The Nature of Code, we’re talking about genetic algorithms. A genetic algorithm is a search technique that involves a simulated population of candidate “solutions” (represented by virtual chromosomes) that evolve towards an optimal state. The process is a computational model of principles from biological evolution, such as [...]
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