RE: [Repast-developer] Genetic Algorithm

[Nick C. <ntc...@ve...>]

Jeff,

Well, both approaches would be useful, I think. I had to pick I guess I'd go
with the agent level one. If you post this query on repast-interest, you may
get more responses as the number of subscribers is much larger.

Nick

> -----Original Message-----
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> Jeffrey Fuller
> Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 10:07 PM
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> Subject: [Repast-developer] Genetic Algorithm
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>
> In the process of coming up with a GA implementation for Repast, I have
> come up one the question, what level make the most sense. Essentially,
> I have devised three different levels that could all make sense in
> their own way. At the lowest level, you could setup a GA that runs for
> each agent evolving an ideal set of behavior values. The next level up
> would evolve the population of agents in order to achieve a "perfect"
> agent. The option would be to have a GA consist of a population of
> models, which would yield a best model.
>
> What level you think would make the most sense for implementation into
> Repast?
>
>
> -Jeff
>
>
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