GAlib: Matthew's C++ Genetic Algorithms Library

GAlib Documentation
version 2.4

GAlib is a set of C++ genetic algorithm objects. The library includes tools for using genetic algorithms to do optimization in any C++ program. This documentation includes:

> installation instructions
> overview of the GAlib implementation and programming techniques
> class hierarchy of GAlib objects
> programming interface for using GAlib classes
> instructions for deriving new classes and genetic operators
> descriptions of the examples
> list of features
> other genetic algorithm sites

For the most recent GAlib developments, please refer to http://lancet.mit.edu/ga/

> change history
> bug list
> frequently asked questions
> mailing list archive

There are two mailing lists to which you may subscribe:

> galib@mit.edu
>   This is an unmoderated mailing list for GAlib users. If you have found use for GAlib and would like to let other users know about it, or if you're having problems with GAlib, post it to this mailing list and one of the other subscribers just might be able to help you out. I read all messages that are posted to this list, but I cannot respond to every one.
> galib-announce@mit.edu
>   This mailing list is for announcements about updates to GAlib. The only messages sent to recipients of this list are announcements from me about revisions to GAlib. This typically amounts to about one or two emails per year.

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