How majority-vote crossover and estimation-of-distribution algorithms cope with fitness valleys
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multimodal functions, crossover, Evolutionary algorithms, genetic algorithms (computational aspects), Multimodal functions, randomized search heuristics, Randomized search heuristics, estimation-of-distribution algorithms, Approximation methods and heuristics in mathematical programming, Estimation-of-distribution algorithms, Crossover, Analysis of algorithms, Runtime analysis, jump functions, Jump functions, runtime analysis
multimodal functions, crossover, Evolutionary algorithms, genetic algorithms (computational aspects), Multimodal functions, randomized search heuristics, Randomized search heuristics, estimation-of-distribution algorithms, Approximation methods and heuristics in mathematical programming, Estimation-of-distribution algorithms, Crossover, Analysis of algorithms, Runtime analysis, jump functions, Jump functions, runtime analysis
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