Package com.trimga

Examples of com.trimga.Phenotype

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    Generation gen = new Generation(population, OptimizationType.unique_combinant_minimize);
   
    for(int i=0; i < Math.abs(numberOfGenerations); i++) {
      gen = gen.getChildGeneration();
      Phenotype mostFit = gen.getMostFitPhenotype();
      System.out.println(mostFit.toString());
    }
  }
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      //convert to set and back to remove duplicates
      Set<Chromosome>childChromosomeSet = new HashSet<Chromosome>(childChromosomeList);
      List<Chromosome> childChromosomes = new ArrayList<Chromosome>(childChromosomeSet);
     
    Phenotype childPhenotype = parent1.createPhenotype(childChromosomes);
      return childPhenotype;
    }
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      ChromosomeUtilities.randomlyPluckOutChromosomes(childChromosomeList);
      ChromosomeUtilities.randomlyMutateChromosomes(childChromosomeList);
      ChromosomeUtilities.randomlyAddGeneratedChromosomes(childChromosomeList);

    Phenotype childPhenotype = parent1.createPhenotype(childChromosomeList);
      return childPhenotype;
  }
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Related Classes of com.trimga.Phenotype

  • com.trimga.example.uniquefactors.UniqueFactorsExampleMain
  • com.trimga.matingstrategies.DuplicatesCombinant
  • com.trimga.matingstrategies.MatingStrategy
  • com.trimga.matingstrategies.UniqueCombinant
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