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A Linear Estimation-of-Distribution GP System Export

Genetic Programming (2008), pp. 206-217.

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eda estimation-of-distribution-algorithm evolution evolutionary-computation genetic-algorithms genetic-programming linear-gp n-gram n-gram-gp

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We present N-gram GP, an estimation of distribution algorithm for the evolution of linear computer programs. The algorithm learns and samples a joint probability distribution of triplets of instructions (or 3-grams) at the same time as it is learning and sampling a program length distribution. We have tested N-gram GP on symbolic regressions problems where the target function is a polynomial of up to degree 12 and lawn-mower problems with lawn sizes of up to 12×12. Results show that the algorithm is effective and scales better on these problems than either linear GP or simple stochastic hill-climbing.


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