Network theoretic analyses and enhancements of evolutionary algorithms
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This dissertation extracts useful information from networks and communities formed by examining interrelationships between individuals in the populations as they change with time by showing that changes in population characteristics can be recognized at the level of the networks representing successive generations.
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- 2014-01-01
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