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Fitness Causes Bloat: Mutationby: W. B. Langdon, R. Poli
edited by: Wolfgang Banzhaf, Riccardo Poli, Marc Schoenauer, Terence C. FogartyIn Proceedings of the First European Workshop on Genetic Programming, Vol. 1391 (JanuaryApril-JanuaryMay 1998), pp. 37-48.
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Abstract. The problem of evolving, using mutation, an artificial ant to follow the Santa Fe trail is used to study the well known genetic programming feature of growth in solution length. Known variously as "bloat", "fluff " and increasing "structural complexity", this is often described in terms of increasing "redundancy" in the code caused by "introns". Comparison between runs with and without fitness selection pressure, backed by Price's Theorem, shows the tendency for solutions to grow in...
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