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Osborn, T.R., A. Charif, R. Lamas, and E. Dubossarsky. 1995. Genetic logic programming. In IEEE Conference on Evolutionary Computation.
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Osborn, T. R., A. Charif, R. Lamas and E. Dubossarsky #1995#. Genetic logic programming. In: 1995 IEEE Conference on Evolutionary Computation. Vol. 2. IEEE Press. Perth, Australia. p. 728.
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