Kent,
Will give this a try.
Thanks for your help,
Carlos
Kent Johnson wrote:
> OK, off the top of my head (not tested) here are some things to get
> you started.
>
> You could write a function that would retrieve a coordinate value
> given an index number, for example:
> def getCoord(data, i
Carlos wrote:
> Hi Kent,
>
> I have yet to get into OO, and the GA that I'm using was done in this
> way, so I can't mess with it that much. So for now yes, the list has to
> be a flat element containing all this info.
>
> I have been reading about OO lately and a element class seems to be a
>
Hi Kent,
I have yet to get into OO, and the GA that I'm using was done in this
way, so I can't mess with it that much. So for now yes, the list has to
be a flat element containing all this info.
I have been reading about OO lately and a element class seems to be a
good idea, I'm working on it
Carlos wrote:
> The genetic algorithm that Im using (GA) generates solutions for a given
> problem, expressed in a list, this list is composed by integers. Every
> element in the list takes 8 integers, is a little messy but this is because
>
> List [0] = Tens X position
> List [1] = Units X pos
Hello,
I have been having problems to solve a situation in which I need to
encode and decode information, hope that someone can give me a hand. The
solution for this problem has gone thru many iterations, but I recently
found that the long (for me) is the only one.
As you might remember Im wor
