genetic-programming

What genetic-programming library, regardless of language, has the most active community and is the most well developed? It's hard to tell, frankly. ParadisEO seems to be very active, and is a pretty large library encompassing various metaheuristics besides GP. Note that it is a superset of the EO library. OpenBEAGLE is nice, but it hasn't been updated since 2007. Watchmaker is very good and active right now, but it only has a proof of concept implementation of GP for now. There's a plethora of libraries out there and rather hard to tell which is the best one. And it's not very hard to roll

I am trying to implement non-uniform probability distribution in genetic algorithm. In the implementation of genetic program, I have an experiment which has 3 outcomes, where each outcome has different probabilities. Let say, probablity of one outcome is 0.85, other is 0.01 and last one is 0.14? P.S: i recently came to know that it is called non-uniform distribution of probability. I'm implementing it in Java, can anyone tell the theory behind non-uniform prob. distribution & also any Java packages implementing it. Feel free to ask me know, if u need any more information on the problem! Thanks

I've been looking for some good genetic programming examples for C#. Anyone knows of good online/book resources? Wonder if there is a C# library out there for Evolutionary/Genetic programming? After developing my own Genetic Programming didactic application , I found a complete Genetic Programming Framework called AForge.NET Genetics . It's a part of the Aforge.NET library . It's licensed under LGPL. MSDN had an article last year about genetic programming: Genetic Algorithms: Survival of the Fittest with Windows Forms I would recommend against actually generating assemblies unless you

I'm writing a scheduling program with a difficult programming problem. There are several events, each with multiple meeting times. I need to find an arrangement of meeting times such that each schedule contains any given event exactly once, using one of each event's multiple meeting times. Obviously I could use brute force, but that's rarely the best solution. I'm guessing this is a relatively basic computer science problem, which I'll learn about once I am able to start taking computer science classes. In the meantime, I'd prefer any links where I could read up on this, or even just a name I