Simon Harding
ABSTRACT
Self-Modifying Cartesian Genetic Programming (SMCGP) is a form of genetic programming that integrates developmental (self-modifying) features as a genotype-phenotype mapping. This paper asks: Is it possible to evolve a learning algorithm using SMCGP?
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- Evolution, development and learning using self-modifying cartesian genetic programming
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