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Genetic Programming Using a Turing-Complete Representation: Recurrent Network Consisting of Trees
Abstract
In this chapter, a new representation scheme for Genetic Programming (GP) is proposed. We need a Turing-complete representation for a general method of generating programs automatically; that is, the representation must be able to express any algorithms. Our representation is a recurrent network consisting of trees (RTN), which is proved to be Turing-complete. In addition, it is applied to the tasks of generating language classifiers and a bit reverser. As a result, RTN is shown to be usable in evolutionary computing.
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