Algorithm::Evolutionary::Experiment - Class for setting up an experiment with
algorithms and population
use Algorithm::Evolutionary::Experiment;
my $popSize = 20;
my $indiType = 'BitString';
my $indiSize = 64;
#Algorithm might be anything of type Op
my $ex = new Algorithm::Evolutionary::Experiment $popSize, $indiType, $indiSize, $algorithm;
This class contains (as instance variables) an algorithm and a population, and
applies one to the other. Can be serialized using XML, and can read an XML
description of the experiment.
Creates a new experiment. An "Experiment" has
two parts: the
population and the algorithm. The population is created from a set
of parameters: popSize, indiType and indiSize, and an array of
algorithms that will be applied sequentially. Alternatively, if
only operators are passed as an argument, it is understood as an
array of algorithms (including, probably, initialization of the
population).
Applies the different operators in the order that they appear; returns the
population as a ref-to-array.
Algorithm::Evolutionary::Run , another option for setting up experiments, which
is the one you should rather use, as XML support is going to be deprecated
(some day).
This file is released under the GPL. See the LICENSE file included in this distribution,
or go to http://www.fsf.org/licenses/gpl.txt