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Howard Landman  
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 More options Jul 21 1993, 4:23 pm
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From: land...@hal.COM (Howard Landman)
Date: 21 Jul 1993 13:17:37 -0700
Local: Wed, Jul 21 1993 4:17 pm
Subject: GA with big genomes?
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Has anyone had any experience using GA with large genomes, say
in the range of 15K to 20K bits?  What population size is
best, and how many generations are usually required for
success or reasonable optimality?  Most of the examples I see
are much smaller than this.

Or is this hopeless and I'm falling prey to Patterson's Precept?

        Howard A. Landman
        land...@hal.com

PATTERSON'S PRECEPT:
    Inexperience coupled with ambition leads to very large designs.

LANDMAN'S LAW:
    In any sufficiently large design, if there is a type of error
    for which you have no automatic way of checking, then the final
    design will contain at least one error of that type.

LANDMAN'S LEMMA:
    All designs are now sufficiently large.  See Patterson's Precept.


 
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