Awesome! That helped a lot. I'm looking forward to your new and
improved module.
Thanks for creating that module, in the first place, also. When I
first discovered the module about a year ago, I ran about a dozen
random optimization problems from my graduate level operations
research textbook from 25 years ago.
I didn't find a single one it couldn't solve in less than a few
minutes. (Mere seconds in most cases.)
Thanks!
Gregg Allen
Cerebra, Inc.
On Dec 8, 2006, at 8:56 AM, Ala Qumsieh wrote:
--- Benjamin Tucker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't actually have any experience with
AI::Genetic, but
Storable.pm is probably your best bet. Take a look
at how
AI::Categorizer interfaces with it:
http://search.cpan.org/src/KWILLIAMS/AI-Categorizer-0.07/lib/AI/
Categorizer/Storable.pm
If you throw something like this into the bottom of
one of your perl
files, you should be able just to call
$gen->store_state('filename') and then
$gen->restore_state
('filename') (where $gen is an instance of
AI::Genetic)
[snip code]
Thanks. That's an excellent suggestion. I'll add that
to AI::Genetic and upload a new version soon.
Thanks,
--Ala
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