Titlebook: Genetic Programming; 6th European Confere Conor Ryan,Terence Soule,Ernesto Costa Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Christoph Haferburg,Armin Osmanovichnt-selection (steady-state) GP and show why, in both cases, the measured value of the . often differs from its theoretical counterpart. It is discussed how systematic estimation errors are introduced by a low number of experiments. Two reasons examined are the number of unsuccessful experiments and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-80391-7niques do not usually take into account ambiguities (i.e. the existence of 2 or more solutions for some or all points in the domain). Nonetheless ambiguities are present in some real world inverse problems, and it is interesting in such cases to provide the user with a choice of possible solutions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31900-7mpts to preserve similar structures from parents, by aligning them according to their homology, thanks to an algorithm used in Bio-Informatics. To highlight disruptive effects of crossover operators, we introduce the Royal Road landscapes and the Homology Driven Fitness problem, for Linear Genetic P

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90248-7odifications of a symbolic regression system can result in greatly improved predictive performance and reliability of the induced expressions. To achieve this, interval arithmetic and linear scaling are used. An experimental section demonstrates the improvements on 15 symbolic regression problems.

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Improving Symbolic Regression with Interval Arithmetic and Linear Scalingodifications of a symbolic regression system can result in greatly improved predictive performance and reliability of the induced expressions. To achieve this, interval arithmetic and linear scaling are used. An experimental section demonstrates the improvements on 15 symbolic regression problems.