Martin J. Oates

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Published: 1993
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2000
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Martin J. Oates, David W. Corne, Roger J. Loader:
Tri-phase performance profile of evolutionary search on uni- and multi-modal search spaces. CEC 2000: 357-364
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Martin J. Oates, David Corne, Roger J. Loader:
Multimodal Performance Profiles on the Adaptive Distributed Database Management Problem. EvoWorkshops 2000: 224-234
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Martin J. Oates, David Corne, Roger J. Loader:
A Tri-Phase Multimodal Evolutionary Search Performance Profile on the 'Hierarchical If and Only If' Problem. GECCO 2000: 339-346
1999
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Martin J. Oates, David Corne, Roger J. Loader:
Investigation of a characteristic bimodal convergence-time/mutation-rate feature in evolutionary search. CEC 1999: 2185-2182
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Martin J. Oates, David Corne, Roger J. Loader:
Skewed Crossover and the Dynamic Distributed Database Problem. ICANNGA 1999: 280-287

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