Deacon Seals
Daniel Tauritz
ABSTRACT
This work presents the Maelstrom framework for strong-typed tree GP. Maelstrom is a Python library designed to facilitate rapid prototyping and exploration of weak-typed tree GP, strong-typed tree GP, island model, and coevolution with flexibility that enables support for accelerator frameworks such as JAX. The architecture and features of Maelstrom are discussed alongside several example applications employing Gym environments and an accelerated version of predator-prey.
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- Maelstrom: An Accelerator-compatible GP Framework
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