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Advances and Trends in Genetic Programming, Volume One: Classification Techniques and Life Cycles presents the reader with complete coverage of the most current developments in Genetic Programming for Artificial Intelligence. The book provides a thorough look at classification as a systematic way of predicting class membership for a set of examples or instances using the properties of those examples. Classification arises in a wide variety of real life situations, such as detecting faces from large database, finding vehicles, matching fingerprints and diagnosing medical conditions. A…mehr

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Advances and Trends in Genetic Programming, Volume One: Classification Techniques and Life Cycles presents the reader with complete coverage of the most current developments in Genetic Programming for Artificial Intelligence. The book provides a thorough look at classification as a systematic way of predicting class membership for a set of examples or instances using the properties of those examples. Classification arises in a wide variety of real life situations, such as detecting faces from large database, finding vehicles, matching fingerprints and diagnosing medical conditions. A classification algorithm requires huge amount of accuracy and reliability that is very difficult for human programmers. Therefore, there is a need to develop an automated computer-based classification system that can classify the required objects.
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Harshit Bhardwaj did his M.Tech from Medicaps Institute of Science and Technology Indore, India in 2016. Currently, he is working as an Assistant Professor in Dronacharya Group of Institutions, Greater Noida, India. His research interests focus on Evolutionary Hybrid Algorithms. The motive behind this integration is to overcome individual limitations and achieve synergetic effects; more specifically these include Genetic Programming and Artificial Neural Networks and their applications in multi-class classification problems. In addition, he is also interested in Computer Vision. He has publications in Expert Systems with Application Elsevier Journal.