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On the Design of an Evolutionary Preprocessor
Proceedings of the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference, 2003 (2003)
  • Sanza Kazadi, Jisan Research Institute
  • Daniel Choi, Jisan Research Institute
  • Albert Chang, Jisan Research Institute
  • Ted Kang, Jisan Research Institute
  • Hubert Li, Jisan Research Institute
  • Daniel Kim, Jisan Research Institute
  • Stanley Ho, Jisan Research Institute
  • Johns Wu, Jisan Research Institute
Abstract
In this paper we explore methods of enhancing the evolvability of a particular device. We assume that the device may be specified by a table of inputs and outputs. We investigate a method of extracting the topological structure of the device from rarified absolute Hessian matrices (raH matrices) and using this topological information as the basis for construction of solutions to evolutionary problems. We validate the algorithm by demonstrating its ability to extract the structure of devices to be evolved from the input/output table. Moreover, we validate this structure by using a genetic algorithm to train a perceptron, yielding perceptrons which solve the computational problem with error rates of less than 4%.
Keywords
  • evolvability,
  • rarified absolute Hessian matrices
Publication Date
July 12, 2003
Citation Information
Sanza Kazadi, Daniel Choi, Albert Chang, Ted Kang, et al.. "On the Design of an Evolutionary Preprocessor" Proceedings of the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference, 2003 (2003)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/sanza-kazadi/31/