nature.genetic-operators — nature 0.3.1

Functions to transform individuals and create

crossover clj

(crossover fitness-function)

A curried form of crossover* to more easily pass around

crossover* clj

(crossover* fitness-function selected-individuals)

Construct two new individuals by splitting the genetic sequences of two parents and crossing them over wiith each other

fitness-based-scanning clj

(fitness-based-scanning fitness-function)

A curried form of fitness-based-scanning* to more easily pass around

fitness-based-scanning* clj

(fitness-based-scanning* fitness-function selected-individuals)

Construct a new inidiviidual, where each allele is picked from a parent base on the ratio of their fitnesses

fitness-based-scanning-allele clj

(fitness-based-scanning-allele allele-1 allele-2 percent)

Pick one of two alleles

fitness-based-scanning-genome clj

(fitness-based-scanning-genome sequence-1 sequence-2 percent)

mutation-operator clj

(mutation-operator fitness-function allele-set percent individual)

Construct a new individual, by flipping alleles in the genetiic sequence to a random legal allele

no-op clj

(no-op fitness-function selected-individuals)

A proxy for identity to signal when a particular operation category is not needed, but the selected-individuals are kept in the pool