Created by Scott Robert Ladd at Coyote Gulch Productions.
A generic function optimizer. More...
#include <function_optimizer.h>
Using instances of the other classes, this class binds together the pieces to create a complete function optimizer. A user of this class defines two functions -- a solution initializer and a fitness test -- that define the target problem.
libevocosm::function_optimizer::function_optimizer | ( | t_function * | a_function, |
size_t | a_nargs, | ||
double | a_minarg, | ||
double | a_maxarg, | ||
size_t | a_norgs, | ||
double | a_mutation_rate, | ||
size_t | a_iterations | ||
) |
Creates a new function_optimizer with the given set of parameters.
a_function | - Address of the function to be optimized. |
a_nargs | - number of arguments per solution |
a_minarg | - minimum argument value |
a_maxarg | - maximum argument value |
a_norgs | - The size of the solution population. |
a_mutation_rate | - Mutation rate in the range [0,1]. |
a_iterations | - Number of iterations to perform when doing a run. |
virtual libevocosm::function_optimizer::~function_optimizer | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Cleans up resources by removing allocated objects.
void libevocosm::function_optimizer::run | ( | ) |
This is where the work gets done; run iterates the number of times specificed when creating this function_optimizer, reporting via a function_analyzer object on the progress of optimization.
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