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Improved crossover strategy of genetic algorithms and analysis of its performance

Bian Runqiang, Chen Zengqiang, Yuan Zhuzhi

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In this paper, the premature convergence problem of genetic algorithms is analyzed from a point of view of the crossover efficiency, and a new crossover strategy is proposed to make the crossover more efficient. The strategy is effective in preventing incest and overcoming the premature convergence.

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In this paper, the premature convergence problem of genetic algorithms is analyzed from a point of view of the crossover efficiency, and a new crossover strategy is proposed to make the crossover more efficient. The strategy is effective in preventing incest and overcoming the premature convergence.

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In this paper, the premature convergence problem of genetic algorithms is analyzed from a point of view of the crossover efficiency, and a new crossover strategy is proposed to make the crossover more efficient. The strategy is effective in preventing incest and overcoming the premature convergence.

Key concepts: Crossover, Premature convergence, Convergence (economics), Computer science, Genetic algorithm, Algorithm, Mathematical optimization, Point (geometry)

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