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Genetic Algorithms in Elixir: Possible typo in fitness_function code (page 90)
Should the following line of code in fitness_function:
|> Kernel.-(Enum.at(chromosome.genes), j)
be:
|> Kernel.-(Enum.at(chromosome.genes, j))
?
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