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Observation: if we have 10 test vectors, and programs A and B, if A passes tests 1,3, 5 and B passes tests 2, 7, 8 we might want to breed them together. If C passes 1, 3, 5, 7 it's fitter than B but is unlikely to make a better mate for A than B is.
Think about having a fitness function output a vector of fitness values for each test case, then breed together solutions that score well on different tests.
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Observation: if we have 10 test vectors, and programs A and B, if A passes tests 1,3, 5 and B passes tests 2, 7, 8 we might want to breed them together. If C passes 1, 3, 5, 7 it's fitter than B but is unlikely to make a better mate for A than B is.
Think about having a fitness function output a vector of fitness values for each test case, then breed together solutions that score well on different tests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: