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....decline if weighting values are inaccurate. For example, some users may be uninterested in providing the data, or may unintentionally input incorrect information. To solve this problem, Yoda utilizes the users relevance feedback to improve the profiles automatically using genetic algorithms (GA) [8]. Instead of acquiring users feedback during the learning processes, which easily frustrates users and is commonly adopted in most learning methods [9 11] user feedback is only needed prior to learning processes with Yoda. Yoda s learning mechanism not only requires less interaction with the ....
....and is not needed during query processing. In Sect. 4.1, we briefly review the background of the GA. Subsequently, the proposed design of the learning mechanism is described in Sect. 4.2. Finally, a comparison analysis is provided in Sect. 4.3. 4.1. Background to genetic algorithms A GA [8] is an iterative search technique based on the spirit of natural evolution. By emulating biological selection and reproduction, a GA can efficiently search through the solution space of complex problems. Basically, a GA operates on a population of candidate solutions called chromosomes.A ....
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....another to arrive at a solution which is good enough . Typically, for these problems, it is infeasible to apply a precise analytic algorithm which produces the best solution to the problem, yet it is possible to determine which is the better of two candidate solutions. Metaheuristic Algorithms [16, 22, 23, 26, 33, 44, 57] have been applied successfully to a number of engineering problems ranging from load balancing in the process industries (pressing of sugar pulp) through electromagnetic system design, to aircraft control and aerodynamics [68] It is surprising that technologies such as metaheuristic search ....
....not tabu or is an aspirant. A generic tabu search algorithm is summarised in Figure 2. The key ingredients for setting up a tabu search are to: 1. Define the neighbourhood of a solution; 2. Define an aspiring move. 2. 3 Evolutionary Search Using Genetic Algorithms Genetic algorithms (GAs) [6, 26] search for optimal solutions by sampling the search space at random and creating a set of candidate solutions called a population . These candidates are combined and mutated to evolve into a new generation of solutions which may or may not be fitter. Recombination is fundamenta to the GA and ....
HOLLAND, J. H. Adaption in Natural and Artificial Systems. MIT Press, Ann Arbor, 1975.
....the main issues which will be discussed in what follows, as will means of employing other ALife techniques to art making practice. 2 Background of Aesthetic Evolution The use of artificial evolution to achieve engineering goals has been discussed at least since Holland published on the topic [1]. Much later, the concept of aesthetic evolution , was illustrated by Dawkins Blind Watchmaker software, which accompanied his book of the same name [2] The concept behind the code was simple a small population of visual representations (phenotypes) produced from a set of numbers (genotypes) ....
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....paper is provided. 2.1. Evolutionary Algorithms We assume that the reader is familiar with the concepts of simulated evolution for computer optimization problems. Since the late 70s, several concepts using simulated evolution have been proposed. Among them are e.g. Genetic Algorithms (GAs) [12], Evolution Strategy (ES) 13,14] and Genetic Programming (GP) 15] The different concepts mainly differ in the form of representation of the individuals in a population and in the operators applied, while the overall algorithmic flow is very similar. In the following, we do not distinguish ....
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