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Decades after the potential of evolutionary inspirations in global optimization was acknowledged, there is still some confusion concerning the way the essential evolutionary operators act in basic adaptive situations. This is because the dynamics of evolving populations are quite complex and often counterintuitive. Therefore appropriate visualization programs might be really helpful in providing the required expertise. We present such a program together with a number of examples that illustrate some aspects of evolution of phenotypes in unlimited, multidimensional, real spaces under different kinds of selection.
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Chorążyczewski, A., Galar, R. (1998). Visualization of evolutionary adaptation in R n . In: Porto, V.W., Saravanan, N., Waagen, D., Eiben, A.E. (eds) Evolutionary Programming VII. EP 1998. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 1447. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0040817
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