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hi again,
i'm studying GP, and i'm trying to extend PSO using GP. Then i
is it possible to use tiny GP as the GP program on this paper?
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On 8 May, 19:45, rp...@essex.ac.uk wrote:
> the TinyGP program was designed to do continuous symbolic regression.
> I hope this helps.
> Riccardo
> On May 6, 12:12 pm, sanny <rs.sa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > hallo,
> > i'm using java program, Tiny GP (written by Riccardo Poli), to learn
> > is it possible to this program using random numbers as the input
> > is anybody have studied this program? i really need a help.
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realized that the paper that i refer to was written by you, entitled
"extending PSO via GP" (correct me if i'm wrong).
if it's not, is the book "field guide to GP" quite help to develop a
GP Program needed to extend PSO?
i really need a help on this
best regards,
sanny
> Hi,
> If one replaced the arithmetic operations in the eval procedure with
> Boolean functions one could also easily do Boolean induction problems.
> Anything that deviates significantly from symbolic regression,
> however, requires bigger changes. In particular, I don't think it is
> possible to get what you are asking for just by changing some numbers
> in the input file for TinyGP. Of course, nothing would prevent the
> addition of a rand() function (with no arguments), but the fitness
> function would definitely be changed.
> > about
> > Genetic Programming.
> > (terminal) that will result an output with random numbers as a
> > variable?
> > and if it's possible, how should i write the input file?
> > thanks
> > best regards,
> > Rosanny Sihombing