George Yauneridge.  Machine learning basics  Types of learning algorithms  Genetic algorithm basics  Applications and the future of genetic algorithms.

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George Yauneridge

 Machine learning basics  Types of learning algorithms  Genetic algorithm basics  Applications and the future of genetic algorithms

 Machine learning is a topic of artificial intelligence  The focus is on developing and implementing algorithms that allow machines to “learn”  For machines, learning is acquiring new data and forming decisions based on all available data

 Case Based Reasoning  Modifies the solution from a past problem  Decision Trees  Analyze a tree of conditions to give yes/no answers  Data Mining and Pattern Recognition  Finds patterns in large amounts of data

 Neural Networks  Made of many units, each capable of input/output  Reinforcement Learning  The system analyzes its interactions with its environment, usually involving trial and error  Inductive Logic  Imitates human interpretation of data

 Use DNA and evolution from biology as a model  Use a population of parent solutions that compete to produce children  Only the strongest solutions pass on their information

 A each solution is called a chromosome  Carries the information  Several ways to encode the data  Examples C1: C2:

 “Strong” chromosomes are selected to pass on their information  Strength of a chromosome is determined by a fitness function  Imitates Darwin’s survival of the fittest theory

 Chromosomes switch parts of their information to form children  Several different methods C1: C2: Crossover C1: o100 C2:

 Certain bits are inverted  Imitates mutations that would occur in nature C1: Mutation C1:

 Create a random population of chromosomes  Evaluate the fitness of each chromosome  Create the next population  Select 2 fit parents  Perform crossover  Perform mutation  Place the children in the new population  Using the new population, test if the end condition is met  Loop

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 Evolving music  Strategy planning  Evolving programs  Other evolutionary and decision based applications

Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence. AI Horizon. Marek Obitko. algorithms CMU CS Department. repository/ai/html/faqs/ai/genetic