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building block


A pattern of genes in a contiguous section of a chromosome which, if present, confers a high fitness
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cellular automata


A regular array of identical finite state automata whose next state is determined solely by their current state and the state of their neighbours. The most widely seen is the game of Life
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classifiers


An extension of genetic algorithms
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coevolution


Two or more populations are evolved at the same time. Often the separate populations compete against each other.
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convergence


Tendency of members of the population to be the same. May be used to mean either their representation or behaviour are identical. Loosely a genetic algorithm
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chromosome


Normally, in genetic algorithms
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crossover


Creating a new individual's representation from parts of its parents' representations. Deme
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elitist


An elitist genetic algorithm
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epistasis


A term from biology used to denote that the fitness
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evolution programming


A population containing a number of trial solutions each of which is evaluated to yield an error. Typically, at the end of each generation,
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