Is it possible to explain briefly what this genetic algorithm tries to accomplish? I mean what problem is it producing solution for? It never seems to end regardless of number-of-domiciles! I think i got a glimpse of a "ThursdayGNEXT" string but i'm not sure what it means...

Jim

On 26/03/12 09:47, Marcus Lindner wrote:
Thanks for the answer.

Yes, the number of domicles was the problem.
When I use one or two domiciles the population remains relativ stable. If I use 3 or more, then the population is increasing.

Is it a good idea to add some helpers for the grimreaper if the population grows too fast?

Marcus


2012/3/26 Stefan Kamphausen <ska2...@googlemail.com <mailto:ska2...@googlemail.com>>

    Hi,


    > For my little project I wanted to reprogramm the gentic
    algorithm from
    > the book "Clojure" written by Stefan Kamphausen and Tim Oliver
    Kaiser.

    quickly glancing at the code, it looks like a valid translation
    into English.

    Did you try to tune number-of-domiciles?  Depending on your
    machine it may be necessary to decrease the number of creators so
    that the population doesn't grow.  In this simulation the
    grimreaper has a hard time working against the birth-rate. ;-)

    Feel free to get in contact with me via e-mail[1] if your problem
    persists.

    Kind regards,
    Stefan

    [1]  (apply str (reverse ["de" \. "clojure-buch" (str "ska@")]))



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