Classifier Conditions Using Gene Expression Programming

The classifier system XCSF was modified to use gene expression programming for the evolution and functioning of the classifier conditions. The aim was to fit environmental regularities better than is typically possible with conventional rectilinear conditions. An initial experiment approximating a nonlinear oblique environment showed excellent fit to the regularities.

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