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

Mathematics Computer Science artificial intelligence
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Genetic Programming explores the programming of computers through natural selection. John R. Koza presents the subject within the context of complex adaptive systems, making this volume a focused resource for readers interested in computer science, evolutionary methods, and alternative approaches to programming.

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Genetic Programming examines the concept of programming computers by means of natural selection.

The book connects computational programming with evolutionary processes, presenting genetic programming as a subject of study within computer science.

Its focus also includes complex adaptive systems, offering a framework for considering how computational methods relate to adaptation and selection.

Written by John R. Koza, this volume is intended for readers interested in programming, evolutionary approaches, and the foundations of complex adaptive systems.

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