Abstract: This study investigates the effectiveness of Cartesian Genetic Programming by analyzing numerous indicators of evolutionary dynamics when using different crossover operators and the canonical mutation-only (\(1+4\)) strategy. Specifically, we examine a traditional crossover operator which is based on the random selection of parental genes; Subgraph Crossover, where points in the range of active nodes are considered; and the recently-proposed Deep Neural Crossover (DNC) approach which utilizes a transformer network to learn correlations between genes and predict potentially beneficial crossover points. The performance of these different crossovers is evaluated on 11 standard and one real-world regression problem.
External IDs:dblp:conf/eurogp/KocherovskyKBB25
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