Genetic Programming: On the Programming of Computers by Means of Natural Selection (Complex Adaptive Systems)
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Genetic Programming: On the Programming of Computers by Means of Natural Selection (Complex Adaptive Systems)

by John R. Koza

Computer Science artificial intelligence Evolutionary Computing
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John R. Koza’s Genetic Programming explores the idea of programming computers through natural selection. Framed within the study of complex adaptive systems, this book introduces a distinctive perspective on computation, evolutionary methods, and the development of programs through processes inspired by nature.

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Genetic Programming examines programming computers by means of natural selection.

Written by John R. Koza, the book focuses on genetic programming as a subject within computer science.

Its subtitle places the discussion in the context of complex adaptive systems.

A substantial reference for readers interested in evolutionary approaches to computation and programming.

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