XCSLib : The XCS Classifier System Library

The XCS Library (XCSLib) is an open source C++ library for genetics-based machine learning and learning classifier systems. It provides (i) several reusable components that can be employed to design new learning paradigms inspired to the learning classifier system principles; and (ii) the implementation of two well-known and widely used models of learning classifier systems.

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