Abstract
We examine the way in which rooted building blocks
grow in GP-like systems. We hypothesise that, in
addition to the normal notion of co-operative building
blocks, there are also competitive building blocks in
the population. These competitive building blocks are
all of the rooted variety, all share a similar root
structure and compete with each other to spread their
particular extensions to the common structure
throughout the population. We demonstrate that not only
do these competitive building blocks exist, but that
they work in tandem with non-rooted co-operative
building blocks.
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