Two is better than one: A diploid genotype for neural networks

Author:

Calabretta Raffaele,Galbiati Riccardo,Nolfi Stefano,Parisi Domenico

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Artificial Intelligence,Computer Networks and Communications,General Neuroscience,Software

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