This chapter discusses the inherent parallel nature of evolutionary algorithms, and the role this parallelism can take when implementing them on different hardware architectures. We show the interest in studying ephemeral behaviors that distributed computing resources may feature and some EA’s self-properties of interest, such as the fault-tolerant nature that helps to fight the churn phenomenon. Moreover, interactive versions of EAs, which require distributed computing systems, allow to incorporate human based knowledge within the algorithm at different levels, providing new means for improving their computing capabilities while also requiring a proper analysis of human behavior under an EA framework. A proper understanding of ephemeral properties of hardware resources, human behavior in interactive applications and intrinsic parallel behaviors of population based algorithms will lead to significant improvements.
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de Vega, F. F. (2016). Evolutionary algorithms: Perspectives on the evolution of parallel models. Studies in Computational Intelligence, 616, 13–22. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-25017-5_2
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