Stefan Wilker - 0920293 - wilkerst@stud.sbg.ac.at
Teamleader, test program development
Eva Hopfgartner - 0922689 - hopfgartnerev@stud.sbg.ac.at
test program development, reports
Ann-Christin Knoll - 0921887 - aknoll@cosy.sbg.ac.at
development of Import & Export function, reports
Andreas Weichhart - 0920157 - aweich@cosy.sbg.ac.at
Webpage development, development of Import & Export function
JEvolution is a java package offering a basic structure to solve and handle specific problems.
These problems can be optimized by evolutionary algorithms, which are inspired by biological procedures in nature.
The user has to define his goal and implement it in a way, which JEvolution understands (e.g. the fitness function).
Currently all solutions are lost when the user closes the program. Our task is to provide an Export /Import function of individuals for JEvolution.
We want to implement an XML data structure in order to provide an universal interface for loading and saving the representation of chosen solutions.
The representation can be real numbers, bitstrings or binary trees.
For more detailed project Histroy see the Work Progress paper in the download section
14.03.2011 Project Webpage goes online & First look at JEvolution
16.03.2011 presentation: "First look at JEvolution" -- Ann-Christin Knoll
23.03.2011 presentation: "What is Genetic Programming?" -- Eva Hopfgartner
06.04.2011 presentation: "Design of JEvolution, User's view?" -- Stefan Wilker
04.05.2011 presentation: "Implementation approaches" -- Andreas Weichhart
18.05.2011 presentation: "Implementation approaches - Part II" -- Ann-Christin Knoll
07.06.2011 presentation: "Implementation approaches - Part III" -- Andreas Weichhart