Using Software Engineering Knowledge to Drive Genetic
Program Design Using Cultural Algorithms Exploiting the
Synergy of Software Engineering Knowledge in
Evolutionary Design
D. Ostrowski, and R. Reynolds. Genetic Programming Theory and Practice, chapter 5, Kluwer, (2003)
Abstract
In this paper we use Cultural Algorithms as a
framework in which to embed a white and black box
testing strategy for designing and testing large-scale
GP programs. The model consists of two populations, one
supports white box testing of a Genetic Programming
system and the other supports black box testing. The
two populations communicate by sending information to a
shared belief space. This allows a potential synergy
between the two activities. Next, we exploit this
synergy in order to evolve an OEM pricing strategy in a
complex agent-based market environment. The new pricing
strategy generated over $2 million dollars in revenue
during the assessment period and outperformed the
previous optimal strategy.
%0 Book Section
%1 ostrowski:2003:GPTP
%A Ostrowski, David A.
%A Reynolds, Robert G.
%B Genetic Programming Theory and Practice
%D 2003
%E Riolo, Rick L.
%E Worzel, Bill
%I Kluwer
%K Hybrid OEM agent-based algorithms, black box cultural environments, evolution, genetic modeling, programming programming, strategy testing testing, white
%P 63--80
%T Using Software Engineering Knowledge to Drive Genetic
Program Design Using Cultural Algorithms Exploiting the
Synergy of Software Engineering Knowledge in
Evolutionary Design
%X In this paper we use Cultural Algorithms as a
framework in which to embed a white and black box
testing strategy for designing and testing large-scale
GP programs. The model consists of two populations, one
supports white box testing of a Genetic Programming
system and the other supports black box testing. The
two populations communicate by sending information to a
shared belief space. This allows a potential synergy
between the two activities. Next, we exploit this
synergy in order to evolve an OEM pricing strategy in a
complex agent-based market environment. The new pricing
strategy generated over $2 million dollars in revenue
during the assessment period and outperformed the
previous optimal strategy.
%& 5
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framework in which to embed a white and black box
testing strategy for designing and testing large-scale
GP programs. The model consists of two populations, one
supports white box testing of a Genetic Programming
system and the other supports black box testing. The
two populations communicate by sending information to a
shared belief space. This allows a potential synergy
between the two activities. Next, we exploit this
synergy in order to evolve an OEM pricing strategy in a
complex agent-based market environment. The new pricing
strategy generated over $2 million dollars in revenue
during the assessment period and outperformed the
previous optimal strategy.},
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Synergy of Software Engineering Knowledge in
Evolutionary Design},
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