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The Parameters Analysis of Simple Genetic Algorithm

Chao Song

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Genetic algorithm is a kind of random search algorithm simulating the evolution of biologic species. This paper investigates the simple genetic algorithm and realizes the simple genetic algorithm which is applied to function optimization by using c language. This paper also analyzes the influence of popsize, crossover and mutation through the test data.

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Genetic algorithm is a kind of random search algorithm simulating the evolution of biologic species. This paper investigates the simple genetic algorithm and realizes the simple genetic algorithm which is applied to function optimization by using c language. This paper also analyzes the influence of popsize, crossover and mutation through the test data.

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Genetic algorithm is a kind of random search algorithm simulating the evolution of biologic species. This paper investigates the simple genetic algorithm and realizes the simple genetic algorithm which is applied to function optimization by using c language. This paper also analyzes the influence of popsize, crossover and mutation through the test data.

Key concepts: Crossover, Computer science, Simple (philosophy), Genetic algorithm, Algorithm, Meta-optimization, Mutation, Function (biology)

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