Not homework. My first job as a professional programmer (1995) was writing a genetic-algorithm based automated trading system for S&P500 futures. The application was written in Visual Basic 3 [!] and I have no idea how I did anything back then, since VB3 didn’t even have classes. The application started with a population of randomly-generated … Read more
I think you should use genetic algorithm because: It is best suited for large problem instances. It yields reduced time complexity on the price of inaccurate answer(Not the ultimate best) You can specify constraints & preferences easily by adjusting fitness punishments for not met ones. You can specify time limit for program execution. The quality … Read more
It’s been a few years since i’ve done this myself, however the following pseudo code was found easily enough on google. for all members of population sum += fitness of this individual end for for all members of population probability = sum of probabilities + (fitness / sum) sum of probabilities += probability end for … Read more
The other answers seem to be assuming that you are trying to implement a roulette game. I think that you are asking about roulette wheel selection in evolutionary algorithms. Here is some Java code that implements roulette wheel selection. Assume you have 10 items to choose from and you choose by generating a random number … Read more
In this post, I will advise you of: How to map navigational instructions to action sequences with an LSTM neural network Resources that will help you learn how to use neural networks to accomplish your task How to install and configure neural network libraries based on what I needed to learn the hard way General … Read more
At the language level, there’s no such thing as “bitwise operation on floating-point numbers”. Bitwise operations in C/C++ work on value-representation of a number. And the value-representation of floating point numbers is not defined in C/C++ (unsigned integers are an exception in this regard, as their shift is defined as-if they are stored in 2’s … Read more