The Evolution of Perfection in GP with Flipp






















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Tapestry of the Evolution of Perfection in GP with Flipp

Each square represents a genome, each row a generation.

Generations are numbered and grow upwards.

Generation 0-th is the the initial population, fruit of randomness.

The fitness or perfection of a genome is encodeed by the color of its square:

starting with 0, the worst in dark green , and growing up to 8 in very light green,

to 9 the almost-perfect in pink, to 10 in red, which is the perfect genome.

Two red segments join the perfect genome to its parents.