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Co-evolutionary genetic algorithm in symptom-herb relationship discovery.

J. Poon, D. Yin, S. Poon, X. Zhou, R. Zhang, B. Liu, and D. yuen Sze. BIBM Workshops, page 890-894. IEEE Computer Society, (2011)

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