The phrase "a set of evolutionary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of concepts, processes, or changes related to evolution.
Example: "The researchers presented a set of evolutionary theories that explain the development of species over time."
Alternatives: "a collection of evolutionary" or "a group of evolutionary".
In this paper, we show an experimental study on a set of evolutionary fuzzy classifiers (EFCs) purposely designed to manage imbalanced datasets.
A set of evolutionary algorithms is then developed to handle the complexity of the cluster formation problem, and enable the network of clusters to autonomously adapt to random changes, recover, and evolve.
In essence, the LSSUS scattering functions can be viewed as a set of evolutionary functions that are more or less the instantaneous responses of the channel to an input.
This approach allows the author to include characteristics of technology in descriptions of development and to formulate a phenomenological (macroeconomic, no-price fluctuations are discussed) theory of production as a set of evolutionary equations in one-sector and multi-sector approximations.
The U.Lab is grounded in a set of evolutionary frameworks and tools that integrate innovation, leadership, and systems thinking from the viewpoint of an evolving consciousness (Theory U).
Such growth and patterning programs are controlled by a set of evolutionary conserved signalling cascades.
In this paper we present an exhaustive study on a set of evolutionary-based data-driven learning algorithms, for learning fuzzy controllers in mobile robotics, that cover a wide range of the accuracy/interpretability trade-off.
Based on a combination of expression profiling of Oct4/POUV-depleted Xenopus embryos and in silico analysis of existing mammalian Oct4 target data sets, we defined a set of evolutionary-conserved Oct4/POUV targets.
This model of adaptation is used to produce a set of simulated evolutionary dynamics, from which evolutionary parameters are estimated using different methods: a method developed by Hegreness et al. (and extended by Barrick et al).
Depending on gender, each individual is conducted by a set of different evolutionary operators which mimic different cooperative behaviors that are typically found in the colony.
Subsequently, an inverse stochastic dynamics problem, defined by a set of parametric evolutionary power spectra (EPS), is formulated and solved in a point-wise format for each CMS and for the three components of the motion.
