Sentence examples for evolutionary tournament from inspiring English sources

The second variety of tournament is an "evolutionary" tournament.

The results are equally interesting when we move from a round-robin to an evolutionary tournament.

The former strategy led to the parasite winning by a higher margin in the non-evolutionary tournament, but the latter strategy kept the hosts in the evolutionary tournament longer, and thus gave the parasite a boost for more rounds.

We will also see a sample result from an evolutionary tournament in the next section, in Fig. 3.

Fig. 3 Example results taking the same strategies from Fig. 2 and placing them in a 200-generation evolutionary tournament.

Figure 3 represents the result of an evolutionary tournament in which the parasite was "nasty" (in this example, both the host and the parasite play Tit-for-Tat when the secret handshake goes foul).

Oyun is a freely available, cross-platform program that makes it simple for students to deploy iterated prisoner's dilemma strategies in both traditional, Axelrod-type tournaments, and "evolutionary" tournaments that make the connection between evolutionary game theory and population change explicit.

Using this software, students are able to readily design and tweak their own prisoner's dilemma strategies, and to see how those strategies fare both in round-robin tournaments and in "evolutionary" tournaments, where the scores in a given "generation" directly determine contribution to the population in the next generation.

Using this software, students are able to readily design and tweak their own strategies, and to see how they fare both in round-robin tournaments and in "evolutionary" tournaments, where the scores in a given "generation" directly determine contribution to the population in the next generation.

They can observe and copy, exactly as in the evolutionary learning computer tournament, tactics and strategies used by other organisations.

Starting from some simple observations on a popular selection method in Evolutionary Algorithms (EAs)—tournament selection we highlight a previously-unknown source of inefficiency.