From: Giovanni Gigante
Subject: kenneth anderson's lisp code for genetic programming
Date:
Message-ID: <48EB3CCB.8030309@cidoc.iuav.it>
I was reading Kenneth Anderson's "Courage in Profiling" paper, which is
about writing fast lisp code. The author uses as a benchmark an example
of genetic programming, from Koza's book.
The optimized lisp code of this example was once available separately on
a ftp site
ftp://openmap.bbn.com/pub/kanderson/faster94/faster94/courage/koza3.lisp
but it is no longer there. And I can't just ask the author because he's
passed out.
I haven't been able to find this file anywhere, Wayback Machine
included. I think it would be interesting to study this piece of code,
also because I find GP an interesting field in itself.
Maybe some reader of this group has a copy of this "koza3.lisp" file
somewhere?
Giovanni
From: Giovanni Gigante
Subject: Re: kenneth anderson's lisp code for genetic programming
Date:
Message-ID: <48ECBE92.4000802@cidoc.iuav.it>
Thanks to Don Dietrick, the code is now available again at:
http://openmap.bbn.com/~kanderso/lisp/faster94/faster94/courage/
> I was reading Kenneth Anderson's "Courage in Profiling" paper, which is
> about writing fast lisp code. The author uses as a benchmark an example
> of genetic programming, from Koza's book.
> The optimized lisp code of this example was once available separately on
> a ftp site
> ftp://openmap.bbn.com/pub/kanderson/faster94/faster94/courage/koza3.lisp
> but it is no longer there. And I can't just ask the author because he's
> passed out.
> I haven't been able to find this file anywhere, Wayback Machine
> included. I think it would be interesting to study this piece of code,
> also because I find GP an interesting field in itself.
> Maybe some reader of this group has a copy of this "koza3.lisp" file
> somewhere?
>
> Giovanni