Variable-length Crossover
Variable-Length Crossover is a crossover operator in evolutionary computation that belongs to the class of genetic recombination methods and is specifically characterized by its ability to exchange genetic material between parent solutions of differing chromosomal lengths, thereby producing offspring that may inherit and reorganize variable-length structures.
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Riccardo Poli, Nicholas Freitag McPhee, Jonathan E. Rowe · Genetic Programming and Evolvable Machines · 2004 · 52 citations
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