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Evolutionary Computing

AISB International Workshop, Manchester, UK, April 7-8, 1997. Selected Papers.

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  • © 1997

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  1. David Corne
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 1305)

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Conference proceedings info: AISB EC 1997.

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Table of contents (21 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Simulating pricing behaviours using a genetic algorithm

    • Sue Bedingfield, Stephen Huxford, Yen Cheung
    Pages 1-9

  3. Biologically inspired computational ecologies: A case study

    • Paul Devine, Ray Paton
    Pages 11-29

  4. Modelling bounded rationality using evolutionary techniques

    • Bruce Edmonds, Scott Moss
    Pages 31-42

  5. The abstract theory of evolution of the living

    • V. L. Kalmykov
    Pages 43-51

  6. An evolutionary algorithm for single objective nonlinear constrained optimization problems

    • Hunter T. Albright, James P. Ignizio
    Pages 53-64

  7. On recombinative sampling

    • Ian R. East
    Pages 65-74

  8. The evolution of mutation, plasticity and culture in cyclically changing environments

    • Tony Hirst
    Pages 75-90

  9. On the structure and transformation of landscapes

    • Tony Hirst
    Pages 91-107

  10. Island model genetic algorithms and linearly separable problems

    • Darrell Whitley, Soraya Rana, Robert B. Heckendorn
    Pages 109-125

  11. Empirical validation of the performance of a class of transient detector

    • Philip J. Jacob, Andrew D. Ball
    Pages 127-145

  12. The contruction and evaluation of decision trees: A comparison of evolutionary and concept learning methods

    • H. C. Kennedy, C. Chinniah, P. Bradbeer, L. Morss
    Pages 147-161

  13. Parallel distributed genetic programming applied to the evolution of natural language recognisers

    • Riccardo Poli
    Pages 163-177

  14. Scheduling planned maintenance of the South Wales region of the National Grid

    • W. B. Langdon
    Pages 179-197

  15. Solving generic scheduling problems with a distributed genetic algorithm

    • M. McIlhagga
    Pages 199-212

  16. Directing the search of evolutionary and neighbourhood-search optimisers for the flowshop sequencing problem with an idle-time heuristic

    • Peter Ross, Andrew Tuson
    Pages 213-225

  17. Multiobjective genetic algorithms for pump scheduling in water supply

    • Dragan A. Savic, Godfrey A. Walters, Martin Schwab
    Pages 227-235

  18. Use of rules and preferences for schedule builders in genetic algorithms for production scheduling

    • K. J. Shaw, P. J. Fleming
    Pages 237-250

  19. A Voxel based approach to evolutionary shape optimisation

    • Peter Baron, Robert Fisher, Andrew Sherlock, Frank Mill, Andrew Tuson
    Pages 251-261

  20. Phase transition networks: A modelling technique supporting the evolution of autonomous agents' tactical and operational activities

    • Anthony G. Deakin, Derek F. Yates
    Pages 263-273
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This book constitutes the refereed post-workshop proceedings of the AISB International Workshop on Evolutionary Computing, held in Manchester, UK, in April 1997.
The 22 strictly reviewed and revised full papers presented were selected for inclusion in the book after two rounds of refereeing. The papers are organized in sections on evolutionary approaches to issues in biology and economics, problem structure and finite landscapes, evolutionary machine learning and classifier systems, evolutionary scheduling, and more techniques and applications of evolutionary algorithms.

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