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"Lexicase selection is a parent selection technique based
on lexicographic ordering of test (i.e. fitness) cases. Each
parent selection event proceeds as follows:
The entire population is added to the selection pool.
The fitness cases are shuffled.
Individuals in the pool with a fitness worse than the
best fitness on this case among the pool are removed.
If more than one individual remains in the pool, the
first case is removed and 3 is repeated with the next
case. If only one individual remains, it is the chosen
parent. If no more fitness cases are left, a parent is
chosen randomly from the remaining individuals."
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From Bill's paper on E-lexicase selection:
"Lexicase selection is a parent selection technique based
on lexicographic ordering of test (i.e. fitness) cases. Each
parent selection event proceeds as follows:
best fitness on this case among the pool are removed.
first case is removed and 3 is repeated with the next
case. If only one individual remains, it is the chosen
parent. If no more fitness cases are left, a parent is
chosen randomly from the remaining individuals."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: