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	John R. Koza This chapter uses three differently sized versions of an illustrative problem that has considerable regularity, symmetry, and homogeneity in its problem environment to compare genetic programming with and wi Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-11-17 21:16:41 Open Document File Size: 174,79 KB Share Result on Facebook Company LEFT / MOW / / IndustryTerm hierarchical solution / subproblem solution / / Person John R. Koza / / Position human programmer / / Technology artificial intelligence / machine learning / / SocialTag Lawn mower Mower Divide and conquer algorithm Lawn Technology Lawn care Operations research

John R. Koza This chapter uses three differently sized versions of an illustrative problem that has considerable regularity, symmetry, and homogeneity in its problem environment to compare genetic programming with and wiAdd to Reading List