Daniel Lombraña González
ABSTRACT
This paper presents an experimental research on the size of individuals when fixed and dynamic size populationsare employed with Genetic Programming (GP). We propose an improvement to the Plague operator (PO), that we have called Random Plague (RPO). Then by further studies based on the RPO results we analyzed the Fault Tolerance onParallel Genetic Programming.
- D. Lombraña Glez. and F. Fernández de Vega. On the intrinsic fault-tolerance nature of parallel genetic programming. The 15th. Euromicro Conference on Parallel, Distributed and Network-based Processing, 2007. pp. 450--458. IEEE CS. Google Scholar
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- Dynamic populations and length evolution: key factors for analyzing fault tolerance on parallel genetic programming
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