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Title: A new genetic algorithm based on primal-dual chromosomes for royal road functions
Authors: Yang, S
Keywords: Genetic algorithm;Primal-dual chromosomes;Schema;Diploid;Dominance;Royal road functions
Issue Date: 2001
Publisher: University of Leicester
Citation: Technical Report (2001/45)
Abstract: Genetic algorithms (GAs) have been broadly studied by a huge amount of researchers and there are many variations developed based on Holland’s simple genetic algorithm (SGA). Inspired by the idea of diploid genotype and dominance mechanisms that broadly exists in nature, we propose a primal-dual genetic algorithm (PDGA). PDGA operates on a pair of chromosomes that are primal-dual to each other in the sense of Hamming distance in genotype. We compare the performance of PDGA over SGA based on the Royal Road functions, which are specially designed for testing GA's performance. The experiment results show that PDGA outperforms SGA on the Royal Road functions for different performance measures.
Description: Copyright @ 2001 University of Leicester
URI: www.cs.le.ac.uk/people/sy11/Papers/WSEAS-EC02.pdf
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