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The gambler's ruin problem, genetic algorithms, and the sizing of populations
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2002
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Convergence QualityEvolutionary Game TheoryEngineeringGame TheoryComputational Game TheoryOperations ResearchMemetic AlgorithmRuin ProblemGenetic AlgorithmSystems EngineeringDecision MakingCombinatorial OptimizationMechanism DesignEvolution-based MethodGenetic Improvement ProgrammingProbability TheoryEvolutionary ProgrammingGenetic AlgorithmsBusinessGame-theoretic ProbabilityRandomized AlgorithmAlgorithmic Game Theory
The paper presents a model for predicting the convergence quality of genetic algorithms. The model incorporates previous knowledge about decision making in genetic algorithms and the initial supply of building blocks in a novel way. The result is an equation that accurately predicts the quality of the solution found by a GA using a given population size. Adjustments for different selection intensities are considered and computational experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of the model.
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