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Self-adaptive behavior
property of an EA, in particular of specific types of
variation operators,
to adapt in an autonomous manner, i.e. without external
control, to the local topology of the
fitness landscape
or the search space, respectively. The adaptation should behave in such a
manner that certain defined or desired
performance
properties of the EA are realized
(alternatives: externally controlled adaptation, e.g.
1/5-rule).
Hans-Georg Beyer
2002-02-25