Learning in an Evolutionary Environment

Wolf Ketter

Learning in an Evolutionary Environment

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Abstract

With the help of evolutionary models we are able to explain phenomena, which cannot be explained by other classical learning models. The intent of this paper is to look at different learning methodologies in an evolutionary environment, compare them with each other, and finally discuss how all this is applicable to the MAGNET system.

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Publication status	Published - 2002
Externally published	Yes

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