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OneMax (onemax): Simple GA example with Open BEAGLE
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Copyright (C) 2003
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by Christian Gagne <cgagne@gmail.com>
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and Marc Parizeau <parizeau@gel.ulaval.ca>
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Getting started
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===============
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Example is compiled in binary 'onemax'. Usage options is described by
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executing it with command-line argument '-OBusage'. The detailed help can
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also be obtained with argument '-OBhelp'.
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Objective
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=========
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Find a bit string filled with ones.
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Representation
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Bit strings made of N bits.
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Fitness
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=======
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Number of ones in the bit string, where the perfect solution has a fitness equal
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to N, the size of the bit strings.
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