Genetic Algorithms and Machine Learning for Programmers (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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Hi, minor typo
def fitness_function(chromosome) do
IO.inspect(chromosome)
fit = IO.get("Rate from 1 to 10 ")
String.to_int...
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there might be a typo on p.47
$ mix run scripts/one_max.exs
Current Best: 42
%Types.Chromosome{
age: 1,
fitness: 42,
genes: [1, 1,...
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String.bag_distance is 1 for anagrams too.
I tried a smaller word fish and it converged to shif
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there might be a typo on p.47
$ mix run scripts/one_max.exs
Current Best: 42
%Types.Chromosome{
age: 1,
fitness: 42,
genes: [1, 1,...
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Just finished chapter 3.
String.bag_distance is 1 for anagrams too.
I tried a smaller word fish and it converged to shif
New
Hi, minor typo
def fitness_function(chromosome) do
IO.inspect(chromosome)
fit = IO.get("Rate from 1 to 10 ")
String.to_int...
New
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