Genetic Algorithms Sushil J. Louis Evolutionary Computing Systems LAB Dept. of Computer Science University of Nevada, Reno

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Genetic Algorithms Sushil J. Louis Evolutionary Computing Systems LAB Dept. of Computer Science University of Nevada, Reno

2 Schema Theorem How do we analyze GAs? –Individuals do not survive –Bits and pieces of individuals survive Three questions: –What do these bits and pieces signify? –How do we describe bits and pieces? –What happens to these bits and pieces over time?

3 Schemas What does part of a string that encodes a candidate solution signify? A point in the search space An area of the search space 101 A different kind of area 1**01* A schema denotes a portion of the search space Different kind of crossover lead to different kinds of areas that need to be described

4 Schema notation Schema H = 01*0* denotes the set of strings: –01000 –01001 –01100 –01101

5 Schema properties Order of a schema H  O(H) –Number of fixed positions –O(10**0) = 3 Defining length of a schema –Distance between first and last fixed position –d(10**0) = 4 –d(*1*00) = 3

6 What does GA do to schema? What does selection do? –pSel (i) = fitness(i)/sumFitness