Analysing the effects of combining fitness scaling and inversion in genetic algorithms

John Newell

Analysing the effects of combining fitness scaling and inversion in genetic algorithms

John Newell

Mathematics

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Abstract

Genetic Algorithms in their original form as presented by Holland [10] included four operators selection, reproduction, mutation and inversion. Today most attention is given to selection, crossover and mutation, whereas inversion is rarely used. In this paper we compare the effectiveness of an inversion operator in a basic GA, and in a GA using fitness scaling. Results indicate that at higher levels of epistasis inversion is more useful in a basic GA than a GA with fitness scaling.

Original language	English (Ireland)
Title of host publication	ICTAI 2004: 16TH IEEE INTERNATIONALCONFERENCE ON TOOLS WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, PROCEEDINGS
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 2004

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Hill, S; Newell, J; O'Riordan, C

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Analysing the effects of combining fitness scaling and inversion in genetic algorithms

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