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CHC (Eshelman 1991; Whitley et al. 1995) stands for cross-generational elitist selection, heterogeneous recombination, and cataclysmic mutation.
Some research I'm doing highly suggests the use of CHC for high computational cost evaluation problems, the main features of CHC are:
Incest prevention: CHC prohibits the mating of two similar individuals by only allowing pairs with hamming distance above a threshold.
Half Uniform Crossover (HUX): The offspring inherits the common genes and half of differing bits are selected at random to be crossed.
Cataclysmic mutation: Once population has been converged, only the fittest individual survives and the remaining population is created by randomly flipping bits of the fittest with a configurable chance called divergence rate r.
HUX is a crossover operation and could be a configurable option in BinaryGenAlgSolver. The other ones could be additional flags as they affect different processes.
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Some research I'm doing highly suggests the use of CHC for high computational cost evaluation problems, the main features of CHC are:
r
.HUX is a crossover operation and could be a configurable option in
BinaryGenAlgSolver
. The other ones could be additional flags as they affect different processes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: