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Summary Evolutionary Computing (MSc AI VU)
PopularSummary based on both lectures and book. Including some exam questions. I got an 8.5 for the exam. This course is about constructing, applying and studying algorithms based on the Darwinian evolution theory. Driven by selection (survival of the fittest, mating of the fittest) and randomised reproduction (mutation, recombination), an evolutionary process is being emulated and solutions for a given problem are being "bred". During this course, various flavours within evolutionary computing are ...
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Summary Book Evolutionary Computing by Eiben & Smith
PopularThis document contains a summary of chapters 1-10,12,13, and 17. It helps you to get a feeling for the important subjects that are covered in the book. If you study this, together with your own notes and the slides of the professor, you are well prepared. Good luck!
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Evolutionary Computing (X_400111): A complete overview
PopularThis documents gives an overview over the complete field of Evolutionary Computing, as given by the Evolutionary Computing course at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
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Evolutionary Computing - Exam Questions 2019 and 2021
PopularExam questions from 2019 and 2021 for the course Evolutionary Computing
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Introduction to Evolutionary Computing - Book Summary
PopularComplete book summary for Introduction to Evolutionary Computing by A.E. Eiben and J.E. Smith.
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Summary Evolutionary Computing (X_400111)
PopularThis is a summary of all lectures used in the course Evolutionary Computing given to students following a master in Artificial Intelligence or Business Analytics. This summary closely follows the book 'Introduction to Evolutionary Computing' written by A.E. Eiben (lecturer of the course) and J.E. Smith. The summary contains chapters 1 to 10, 12, 13 and 17 from the book as well as an additional chapter on neuro evolution ('chapter 18'). Moreover, there's a clear structure and corre...
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Summary Evolutionary Computing (X_400111)
This is a summary of all lectures used in the course Evolutionary Computing given to students following a master in Artificial Intelligence or Business Analytics. This summary closely follows the book 'Introduction to Evolutionary Computing' written by A.E. Eiben (lecturer of the course) and J.E. Smith. The summary contains chapters 1 to 10, 12, 13 and 17 from the book as well as an additional chapter on neuro evolution ('chapter 18'). Moreover, there's a clear structure and corre...
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Summary Evolutionary Computing (MSc AI VU)
Summary based on both lectures and book. Including some exam questions. I got an 8.5 for the exam. This course is about constructing, applying and studying algorithms based on the Darwinian evolution theory. Driven by selection (survival of the fittest, mating of the fittest) and randomised reproduction (mutation, recombination), an evolutionary process is being emulated and solutions for a given problem are being "bred". During this course, various flavours within evolutionary computing are ...
vjblom
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Evolutionary Computing - Exam Questions 2019 and 2021
Exam questions from 2019 and 2021 for the course Evolutionary Computing
tararoopram
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Introduction to Evolutionary Computing - Book Summary
Complete book summary for Introduction to Evolutionary Computing by A.E. Eiben and J.E. Smith.
tararoopram
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Evolutionary Computing (X_400111): A complete overview
This documents gives an overview over the complete field of Evolutionary Computing, as given by the Evolutionary Computing course at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
timdeboer
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Summary Book Evolutionary Computing by Eiben & Smith
This document contains a summary of chapters 1-10,12,13, and 17. It helps you to get a feeling for the important subjects that are covered in the book. If you study this, together with your own notes and the slides of the professor, you are well prepared. Good luck!
berendmarkhorst