Ed Trager wrote: > Hi, Aaron, > > I don't really know anything about genetic programming algorithms > since I've never done that kind of work. > > But I guess there has to be a "fitness" criteria in there somewhere > that determines whether the offspring live to reproduce or die. That > fitness criteria clearly needs to be based on whether people can read > the letters or not. So maybe some kind of voting system? More > highly-ranked ones have more chances to "mate" and produce offspring, > less highly-ranked ones die sooner with fewer offspring. Something > like that ...
Thats exactly the way it works, but the database was populated with randomness. Even after many generations, its still nonsense. For example i just got five letters that resemble: m, r, 3, unicorn, man using a crossbow while wearing a scarf... At this point its more of a personality test. Unless there's a UTF code point for "Unicorn" that I'm not aware of. :) > Best - Ed -- Aaron sachimp.com getCorkd.com
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