Originally posted by Urban Ranger
As I understand it, you (as the author) define a set of criteria to judge the generation algorithm, and the various "crime cases" compete against each other for survival based on these rules. The closer they are to them, the "fitter" they are judged to be. Then the surviving cases get tossed back into the generator, which looks at them, mutate a variable here or there, and create a new batch.
As I understand it, you (as the author) define a set of criteria to judge the generation algorithm, and the various "crime cases" compete against each other for survival based on these rules. The closer they are to them, the "fitter" they are judged to be. Then the surviving cases get tossed back into the generator, which looks at them, mutate a variable here or there, and create a new batch.
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