Doing Genetic Algorithms the Genetic Programming Way

  • Ryan C
  • Nicolau M
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This paper describes the GAuGE system, GeneticAlgorithms using Grammatical Evolution, which usesGrammatical Evolution to perform as a positionindependent Genetic Algorithm. Gauge has already beensuccessfully applied to domains such as bit level,sorting and regression problems, and our experiencesuggests that it evolves individuals with a similardynamic to Genetic Programming. That is, there is ahierarchy of dependency within the individual, and, asevolution progresses, those parts at the top of thehierarchy become fixed across a population. We look atthe manner in which the population evolves therepresentation at the same time as optimising theproblem, and demonstrate there is a definite emergenceof representation.

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Ryan, C., & Nicolau, M. (2003). Doing Genetic Algorithms the Genetic Programming Way. In Genetic Programming Theory and Practice (pp. 189–204). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-8983-3_12

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