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An [[Evolutionary System|evolutionary system]] is a [[System|system]] that is based on kind of [[Code|code]] and is subject to [[Evolution|evolution]]. This can be for example | An [[Evolutionary System|evolutionary system]] is a [[System|system]] that is based on kind of [[Code|code]] and is subject to [[Evolution|evolution]]. This can be for example | ||
a [[Multi-Agent System|Multi-agent system]]. The [[Code|code]] specifies | a [[Multi-Agent System|Multi-agent system]]. The [[Code|code]] specifies | ||
the traits of each individual or species in the population. | the traits of each individual or species in the population. In general any inheritance system that provides variations on which | ||
[[Natural Selection|natural selection]] acts can be considered as an evolutionary system. | |||
[[Category:Systems]] | [[Category:Systems]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:35, 11 February 2011
An evolutionary system is a system that is based on kind of code and is subject to evolution. This can be for example a Multi-agent system. The code specifies the traits of each individual or species in the population. In general any inheritance system that provides variations on which natural selection acts can be considered as an evolutionary system.
