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The representations typically used in GP are not capable of expressing recursion, however a few researchers have introduced recursion into their representations. These representations are then capable of expressing a wider classes of functions, for example the primitive recursive functions (PRFs). We prove that given two representations which express the PRFs (and only the PRFs), the complexity of a function with respect to either of these representations is invariant within an additive constant. This is in the same vein as the proof of the invariants of Kolmogorov complexity and the proof in Woodward.",
Genetic Programming entries for John R Woodward