Genetic Algorithms Pt1 Flashcards

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What is a gene in computer science?

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A parameter that characterises an individual

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What is a chromosome in computer science?

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A string of genes, it gives characteristics of an individual. It’s a solution to the problem you want to solve

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What is a population in computer science?

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A group of individuals (solutions)

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What is a genetic algorithm?

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A search approach inspired by the natural selection theory

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How can mutation be done?

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By swapping 2 values

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Nine things to think about when designing a genetic algorithm

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Representation, Initialise, Evaluating, Select, Recombination, Mutation, Manage, Select, Stop

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Crossover operation

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Combinations of the characteristics of two solutions (parents) in order to generate a new solution (child)

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1 point crossover

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A point on both parents’ chromosomes is picked randomly and designated a crossover point

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2 point crossover

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Two crossover points are picked randomly from the parent chromosomes. The bits in between the two points are swapped between the parent organisms

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10
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Uniform crossover

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Each bit is chosen from either parent with equal probability resulting in offspring which inherit more genetic info from one parent than the other

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Position based crossover

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Inserts a different number of randomly selected genes in one parent into the same position in one offspring then rounds off the other genes positions in the other parent

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