Here's a new test case that I've been using as a development test for Algorithm::Genetic; mind you, for those that work for genetic algorithms, this is a REALLY BAD EXAMPLE since there is only one right answer (GA's work best when there's a multitude of good answers). Results will vary every time you run it, with the answer being hit somwhere between 50 and 125 generations in the cases I've tested (As the example output shows below, the fact that there's only one solution makes getting to it hard).
Dr. Michael K. Neylon - mneylon-pm@masemware.com || "You've left the lens cap of your mind on again, Pinky" - The Brain
...And some sample output...#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use Algorithm::Genetic; my $target = "just another perl hacker"; my @alphabet = ( 'a'..'z',' ' ); my $algo = new Algorithm::Genetic( { FITNESS => \&fitness, MUTATOR => \&mutate, BREEDER => \&breed, MUTATE_CRITERIA => sub { $_[ 0 ]->{ FITNESS } + 1 }, MUTATE_FRACTION => .1, BREED_CRITERIA => sub{ $_[ 0 ]->{ FITNESS } + 1 }, BREED_FRACTION => 1 } ); my @initcode; foreach ( 0..500 ) { my $string = join '', map { $alphabet[ int rand @alphabet ] } ( 1..length $target ); $initcode[ $_ ] = $string; }; $algo->init_population( @initcode ); my $test_string = ""; while ( $test_string ne $target ) { print "\n"; $algo->process_generation(); $test_string = ($algo->get_population())[0]; print "$test_string"; } print " for ",$algo->get_generation_number()." generations and countin +g!\n"; sub mutate { my $clone = $_[0]->{ DATA }; if ( int rand 2 ) { substr( $clone, int rand length $clone, 1, $alphabet[ int rand @alphabet ] ); } else { my @chars = split //, $clone; my $pos1 = int rand @chars; my $pos2 = $pos1; $pos2 = int rand @chars while ( $pos2 == $pos1 ); ( $chars[$pos1], $chars[$pos2] ) = ( $chars[$pos1], $chars[$po +s2] ); $clone = join '', @chars; } return $clone; } sub breed { my $child1 = $_[0]->{ PARENT1 }; my $child2 = $_[0]->{ PARENT2 }; if ( rand(1.0) < 0.8 ) { my $pos = int rand ( length $target ); my $length = length ( $target ) - $pos; my $t = substr( $child1, $pos, $length ); $t = substr( $child2, $pos, $length, $t ); substr( $child1, $pos, $length, $t ); } return ( $child1, $child2 ); } sub fitness { my $string = $_[0]->{ DATA }; return calculate_fitness( $string )**2; } sub calculate_fitness{ my $string = shift; my $score = 0; my @tarex = split //, $target; my @data = split //, $string; my @correct; for my $i ( 0..@tarex-1 ) { if ($tarex[ $i ] eq $data[ $i ]) { $score += 30; push @correct, $i; } } return $score; }
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Dr. Michael K. Neylon - mneylon-pm@masemware.com || "You've left the lens cap of your mind on again, Pinky" - The Brain
Edit: chipmunk 2001-05-22
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