On Fri, 9 Oct 2009, John Hardin wrote:
... it could trivially be done right now based on the existing evolver
if you simply fed it _all_ of the existing rules to use as its base, and
(for example) kept every evolved rule set whose fitness was > 100000 (or
whatever turns up as a good cutoff point). Culling overlap would be an
interesting exercise.
It's an interesting idea, but right now I don't quite have the hardware to
try doing it.
Heh. Tried this out and pegged my CPU for a long time without getting even
one meta out. 3400+ alleles is a _lot_.
I _definitely_ don't have the oomph to do this... :)
It's CPU bound; it only requires about 25MB memory per process, and disk
space is negligible. This might be really amenable to distributed
processing.
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