Issue:Generalized net for evaluation of the genetic algorithm fitness function

{{issue/data | conference     = 8{{sup|th}} IWGN, Sofia, 26 June 2007 | issue          = Conference proceedings, pages 48—55 | file           = IWGN-2007-48-55.pdf | format         = PDF | size           = 120 | abstract       = Using the apparatus of Generalized nets (GN) a GN model of a genetic algorithm is developed. The presented GN model describes the genetic algorithm search procedure based on the mechanism of natural selection. The GN model simultaneously evaluates several fitness functions, ranks the individuals according to their fitness and has the opportunity to choice the best fitness function regarding to specific problem domain. | keywords       = Generalized nets, Genetic algorithms, Fitness function | references     = | citations      = | see-also       = }}
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