Krink, T., Mayoh, B. H., and Michalewicz, Z. (1999). A PATCHWORK Model for Evolutionary Algorithms with Structured and Variable Size Populations. In Banzhaf et al., editors, Proceedings of the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference, volume 2, pages 1321-1328. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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Krink, T., Mayoh, B. H., and Michalewicz, Z. (1999). A patchwork model for evolutionary algorithms with structured and variable size populations. In Wolfgang Banzhaf, e. a., editor, Proc. of GECCO, volume 2, pages 1321-1328.
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