Portions of a generic genetic-algorithms library
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| − | Over the last few months I have become interested in problems associated with the modelling of non-linear systems. This interest has lead me to look into artificial neural networks, and how they can be trained using genetic algorithms. For those with an interest in this area, development environments like Matlab provide an ideal platform for quick implementation and testing. However, at deployment time, a Matlab script is of little use to clients with a limited budget, or to | + | Over the last few months I have become interested in problems associated with the modelling of non-linear systems. This interest has lead me to look into artificial neural networks, and how they can be trained using genetic algorithms. For those with an interest in this area, development environments like Matlab provide an ideal platform for quick implementation and testing. However, at deployment time, a Matlab script is of little use to clients with a limited budget, or to developers targeting some embedded platforms. |
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Revision as of 06:12, 4 August 2008
Introduction
Over the last few months I have become interested in problems associated with the modelling of non-linear systems. This interest has lead me to look into artificial neural networks, and how they can be trained using genetic algorithms. For those with an interest in this area, development environments like Matlab provide an ideal platform for quick implementation and testing. However, at deployment time, a Matlab script is of little use to clients with a limited budget, or to developers targeting some embedded platforms.
... to be continued ...
