Genetic Algorithms in Elixir (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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&Enum.sum(&1) is more commonly written as &Enum.sum/1
This is used in a large number of examples.
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After creating the Chromosome type and updating the one_max script, the size attribute isn’t carried through. I realised that in both cro...
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@seanmor5 - This is a great book so far… I’m enjoying reading and coding along with it!
Quick question, though - since “evaluate” goes t...
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Hi Sean,
Just go your book and looking it over.
Some bg on me, I’m a ecology and evolutionary major from Princeton, later self-taught p...
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The evolve signature in this code sample suddenly loses the population argument which I think isn’t intended, the code goes on to use it ...
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The Chromosome struct has an “age” attribute.
This can be used in the “terminate?/1” function without need to alter the “Genetic evolve...
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The average stock in a portfolio will have ROI of 5 and RISK of 5 (:rand.uniform(10)) and a portfolio size of 100 stocks.
This would giv...
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The definition for run/2 is also included but the call to evolve is omitted.
This solved the issue for me:
def run(problem, opts \\ [...
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Implementing the fitness function.
however they can still be in the same row
The genotype function generates an Elixir list of the co...
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