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Frequency fitness assignment: Optimization without bias for good solutions can be efficientWeise et al., 2022
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- Weise T
- Wu Z
- Li X
- Chen Y
- Lässig J
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- IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation
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A fitness assignment process transforms the features (such as the objective value) of a candidate solution to a scalar fitness, which then is the basis for selection. Under frequency fitness assignment (FFA), the fitness corresponding to an objective value is its encounter …
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