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The following pages link to Crossover can provably be useful in evolutionary computation (Q418021):
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- Crossover can be constructive when computing unique input-output sequences (Q416273) (← links)
- Global versus local search: the impact of population sizes on evolutionary algorithm performance (Q727394) (← links)
- Evolutionary algorithms and matroid optimization problems (Q848644) (← links)
- Optimal static and self-adjusting parameter choices for the \((1+(\lambda ,\lambda ))\) genetic algorithm (Q1750362) (← links)
- A simple ant colony optimizer for stochastic shortest path problems (Q1945168) (← links)
- Fixed-parameter evolutionary algorithms and the vertex cover problem (Q1949737) (← links)
- A rigorous runtime analysis of the \((1 + (\lambda, \lambda))\) GA on jump functions (Q2144272) (← links)
- Tight bounds on the expected runtime of a standard steady state genetic algorithm (Q2144273) (← links)
- On the benefits of populations for the exploitation speed of standard steady-state genetic algorithms (Q2211362) (← links)
- Memetic algorithms outperform evolutionary algorithms in multimodal optimisation (Q2211864) (← links)
- Lower bounds on the runtime of crossover-based algorithms via decoupling and family graphs (Q2240132) (← links)
- Reducing the arity in unbiased black-box complexity (Q2251000) (← links)
- Analyzing randomized search heuristics via stochastic domination (Q2415323) (← links)
- A tight runtime analysis for the \((\mu + \lambda)\) EA (Q2661996) (← links)
- Fixed-parameter tractability of crossover: steady-state GAs on the closest string problem (Q2661998) (← links)
- A generic construction for crossovers of graph-like structures and its realization in the Eclipse Modeling Framework (Q6151605) (← links)
- (1+1) genetic programming with functionally complete instruction sets can evolve Boolean conjunctions and disjunctions with arbitrarily small error (Q6161501) (← links)
- An extended jump functions benchmark for the analysis of randomized search heuristics (Q6185933) (← links)