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Good GA practice programs

Started by September 24, 2007 12:50 PM
3 comments, last by alexjc 17 years, 2 months ago
I'm practicing writing some example GA's from books etc. but all of the sample programs are things like the TSP and some more graphical problems. It's defeating the purpose that 60-80 % of the problems are coding UI etc. Does anyone know of good resources or practice problems that don't involve much UI (and have answers that I can refer to in order to check to see if the GA is converging on the right points).
Logical expresions.

Simple games like tic tac toe.
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XOR is a standard, simple test for learning algorithms.

Also look into pole balancing which many have used for benchmarking.
Also, why is TSP about UI? Generate a couple of points to represent cities, calculate using your algorithm, print out your result to a file, load in $FAVORITE_MATH_PACKAGE (try R if you need a free one), draw there.
How about searching for specific character strings/patterns, like if it was a genome? That can be done from the console...

Depending on what you're evolving, you could also evolve logic for a MUD.

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