Towards a theory of ‘evolution strategies’: Results for (1,+λ)-strategies on (nearly) arbitrary fitness functions
Lecture notes in computer sciencePublished 1 January 1994
Hans-Georg Beyer
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Recent findings in the local (1 , + λ) ES-theory for (nearly) arbitrary continuous fitness functions are presented and compared to ES-experiments.
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Recent findings in the local (1 , + λ) ES-theory for (nearly) arbitrary continuous fitness functions are presented and compared to ES-experiments. Two approaches will be considered: The probability theory approach and an extension of the spherical model theory by Riemannian geometry.
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