The Genetic Algorithm (GA) in Relation to Natural Evolution

  • Shivan Othman P
  • Reber Ihsan R
  • Masoud Abdulhakeem R
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Abstract

For optimizing search global solution for complicated issues the Genetic Algorithm (GA)  is a famous evolutionary computation technique that plays an important role in finding meaningful solutions to hard problems with a huge search space could be a process based on genetic selection ideas. In addition, it supports machine learning causes, as well as study and evolution. However, developing genetic processes that were formerly significant to a random population, which might be started by biology for chromosomal production with factors like selection, crossover, and mutation. The aim of going through this GA process is to find a solution for consecutive generations. In individual production there has been an extent success instantly in ratio to fitness which is suited for it, as a result successive generation will be better in one condition, which is ensuring the quality. Furthermore, John Holland is considered as being the funding father of the initial genetic algorithm, with a funding date in the 1970s. in this paper we have explained what a genetic algorithm is, its key operations, and how it works as well as its features and applications.

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Shivan Othman, P., Reber Ihsan, R., & Masoud Abdulhakeem, R. (2022). The Genetic Algorithm (GA) in Relation to Natural Evolution. Academic Journal of Nawroz University, 11(3), 243–250. https://doi.org/10.25007/ajnu.v11n3a1414

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