Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Artificial Intelligence
A genetic algorithm always keeps the best individual unchanged for the next generation. Which mechanism is this?
A genetic algorithm always keeps the best individual unchanged for the next generation. Which mechanism is this?
a)
Fuzzificationb)
Resolutionc)
Elitismd)
MutationExplanation
Elitism prevents the best-so-far solution from being lost through stochastic selection and variation.Related questions
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