论文信息 - Genetic L-System Programming

Genetic L-System Programming

We present the Genetic L-System Programming (GLP) paradigm for evolutionary creation and development of parallel rewrite systems (L-systems, Lindenmayer-systems) which provide a commonly used formalism to describe developmental processes of natural organisms. The L-system paradigm will be extended for the purpose of describing time- and context-dependent formation of formal data structures representing rewrite rules or computer programs (expressions).

Christian Jacob | C. Jacob

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