#evolutionarycomputation — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #evolutionarycomputation, aggregated by home.social.
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Getting back into working on #83: algorithmically evolving analog computing patches to produce HD electronic image sequences. Trying to channel the specific anarchistic potential of evolvable hardware into the production of images.
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I'm really enjoying my latest research project. This one's exploring how different spatial environments can lead to different evolutionary dynamics. Here we see an environment where it's harder to survive in the middle than on the edges (that is, it requires higher scores from a fitness function). We can see the population evolve increasing fitness as it spreads into the interior space.
#EvolutionaryComputation #EvolutionaryAlgorithms #science #evolution
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I'm really enjoying my latest research project. This one's exploring how different spatial environments can lead to different evolutionary dynamics. Here we see an environment where it's harder to survive in the middle than on the edges (that is, it requires higher scores from a fitness function). We can see the population evolve increasing fitness as it spreads into the interior space.
#EvolutionaryComputation #EvolutionaryAlgorithms #science #evolution
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New paper out ✒️😊
We present a novel approach to performing fitness approximation in #geneticalgorithms (#GAs) using #machinelearning (#ML) models, focusing on dynamic adaptation to the evolutionary state.
https://www.mdpi.com/2078-2489/15/12/744
With talented grad students Itai Tzruia and Tomer Halperin, and my colleague Dr. Achiya Elyasaf.
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Later this month, I’m going to present my first academic paper at the Genetic and Evolutionary Computing Conference (GECCO) in Melbourne, Australia. I’ll share the full paper once it’s officially published. For now, I wrote a blog post about the journey from experiment to paper, what this work means to me, and where I hope to go from here. If you’re curious about what the heck I’m actually doing with this Evolutionary Computation stuff, check it out!
https://thinkingwithnate.wordpress.com/2024/07/03/why-the-game-of-life-paper/
#science #programming #evolutionarycomputation #evolvability #gecco2024
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Later this month, I’m going to present my first academic paper at the Genetic and Evolutionary Computing Conference (GECCO) in Melbourne, Australia. I’ll share the full paper once it’s officially published. For now, I wrote a blog post about the journey from experiment to paper, what this work means to me, and where I hope to go from here. If you’re curious about what the heck I’m actually doing with this Evolutionary Computation stuff, check it out!
https://thinkingwithnate.wordpress.com/2024/07/03/why-the-game-of-life-paper/
#science #programming #evolutionarycomputation #evolvability #gecco2024
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I've finally finished my traditional NEAT-based evolver of "interesting" Game of Life patterns. It sucks! But, now I'm convinced that it sucks, not because of my code, but because of the limitations of this algorithm. That's perfect! 'Cuz now I get to use it as my control for something way more interesting.
Now for the fun part. :blobcat_engineer:
#programming #EvolutionaryComputation #taichilang #gecco2024
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I've finally finished my traditional NEAT-based evolver of "interesting" Game of Life patterns. It sucks! But, now I'm convinced that it sucks, not because of my code, but because of the limitations of this algorithm. That's perfect! 'Cuz now I get to use it as my control for something way more interesting.
Now for the fun part. :blobcat_engineer:
#programming #EvolutionaryComputation #taichilang #gecco2024
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I'm having a lot of fun developing my custom, GPU accelerated implementation of the NEAT algorithm, even though it's extremely challenging work. Currently beginning to tune the evolutionary algorithm for managing a diverse population of neutral networks.
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I'm having a lot of fun developing my custom, GPU accelerated implementation of the NEAT algorithm, even though it's extremely challenging work. Currently beginning to tune the evolutionary algorithm for managing a diverse population of neutral networks.
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New blog post: A nice book to get into Evolutionary Computation
I review “Evolutionary Computation, A Unified Approach” (2006) by Kenneth De Jong, which seems like a great “Intro to EC” book for me to hand to new students.
#book-review #evolutionary-computation #teaching
Full Post: https://claus.castelodelego.org/archives/1832
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New blog post: A nice book to get into Evolutionary Computation
I review “Evolutionary Computation, A Unified Approach” (2006) by Kenneth De Jong, which seems like a great “Intro to EC” book for me to hand to new students.
#book-review #evolutionary-computation #teaching
Full Post: https://claus.castelodelego.org/archives/1832
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The vital importance of a platform for effective #SocialReasoning and #DecisionMaking came into clear focus for me about 2004.
Robert Wright's _Non-Zero_ was a catalyst at that time, while my studies in #EvolutionaryComputation and a strong #SystemsThinking mindset, along with an understanding of the essential importance of #perspective and #context, laid some of the groundwork.
This was before we saw that social media would be gamed into narrow silos and echo chambers.
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#AI #MachineLearning #DialogueSimulation #ChatGPT I asked ChatGPT about #ReinforcementLearning a subject I am very interested in both in the context of #AnimalBehaviour (#Behavior) and #MachineLearning (especially #EvolutionaryComputation). Its result was rather basic but not inaccurate:
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#AI #MachineLearning #DialogueSimulation #ChatGPT I asked ChatGPT about #ReinforcementLearning a subject I am very interested in both in the context of #AnimalBehaviour (#Behavior) and #MachineLearning (especially #EvolutionaryComputation). Its result was rather basic but not inaccurate: