January 2020
Intermediate to advanced
346 pages
9h 8m
English
When applying genetic algorithms to a given problem, we need to create a suitable representation for them – define the fitness function and the chromosome structure, as well as the selection, crossover, and mutation operators that will work for this problem. This can often prove to be challenging and time-consuming.
Luckily, genetic algorithms have already been applied to countless different types of problems, and many of these definitions have been standardized. This book covers numerous types of real-life problems and the way they can be solved using genetic algorithms. Use this as guidance whenever you are challenged by a new problem.
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