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(Permalink) Posted: Oct. 07 2012,15:59   

We has chart. http://complexspecifiedinformation.appspot.com/chart......t....rt



 
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My understanding is the fitness score for a 500 bit child is the product of the lengths of runs of ones.


I have not been following the discussion closely. It's an attempt at the pseudo described in the OP in the link above to TSZ

 
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My understanding is the fitness score for a 500 bit child is the product of the lengths of runs of ones.


This is the fitness code:
Code Sample
for toss in r:
           if toss == 'H':
               # As they do so, they record all runs of heads
               counter+=1
           if toss == 'T':
               # so that if they toss H T T H H H T H T T H H H H T T T,
               if counter > 0:
                   #   they will record: 1, 3, 1, 4, representing the number of heads in each run.
                   score.append(counter)
               counter = 0
       round_score.append(score)


So given a string of heads and tails like so:

H,H,T,H,H,H,T,H,H

The score calculated would be

2,3,2

And then the product of that list would be the score, 12 in this example.

If there is now an alternative model being used, the bitstring length of 1's you mention, could you link me to the original description?

Or have I totally misunderstood this: ? Always possible!

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