Turncoat
Posts: 129 Joined: Dec. 2007
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Quote (Turncoat @ Oct. 10 2009,15:42) | There is actually a theoretical argument for isolated parallel runs. So nowadays I would leave out migration unless I had reason to believe it would be beneficial, even though our program did not spend much time on it. |
I should clarify that a bit. I would not run isolated GA's with small populations, high crossover rates, and low mutation rates in parallel. There would be a lot of wasteful reevaluation of individuals. I would run isolated algorithms with relatively high mutation rates in parallel. With high mutation rates, few individuals are evaluated more than once.
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