GENETICA: A Computer Language That Supports General Formal Expression With Evolving Data Structures

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@Article{virirakis:2003:TEC,

• author = "Lefteris Virirakis",
• title = "{GENETICA}: {A} Computer Language That Supports General Formal Expression With Evolving Data Structures",
• journal = "IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation",
• year = "2003",
• volume = "7",
• number = "5",
• pages = "456--481",
• month = oct,
• keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming, GP, problem solving, architectural CAD, data structures, evolutionary computation, formal logic, high level languages, programming environments, G-CAD, GENETICA, architectural design, artificial intelligence, computer language, data abstractions, data generation scenarios, data structure, domain specific languages, evolutionary computation, evolving data structures, experimental results, formal logic, general formal expression, genetic programming, genotypes, optimization, problem-solving, problem-solving method, programming environment",
• ISSN = "1089-778X",
• DOI = "doi:10.1109/TEVC.2003.816581",
• size = "26 pages",
• abstract = "We presents a general problem-solving method combining the principles of artificial intelligence and evolutionary computation. The problem-solving method is based on the computer language GENETICA, which stands for Genetic Evolution of Novel Entities Through the Interpretation of Composite Abstractions. GENETICAs programming environment includes a computational system that evolves data abstractions, viewed as genotypes of data generation scenarios for a GENETICA program, with respect to either confirmation or optimisation goals. A problem can be formulated as a GENETICA program, while the solution is represented as a data structure resulting from an evolved data generation scenario. This approach to problem solving offers: 1) generality, since it concerns virtually any problem stated in formal logic; 2) effectiveness, since formally expressed problem-solving knowledge can be incorporated in the problem statement; and 3) creativity, since unpredictable solutions can be obtained by evolved data structures. It is shown that domain specific languages, including genetic programming ones, that inherit GENETICAs features can be developed in GENETICA. The language G-CAD, specialised to problem solving in the domain of architectural design, is presented as a case study followed by experimental results.",
• notes = "Inspec Accession Number: 7757988",

}

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