Evolutionary Computation Research ~ Genetic Programming Theory & Practice IV 2007 HC
3️⃣ 📌 Key Details
2007 hardcover — Springer Science+Business Media
Edited by Rick Riolo, Terence Soule, and Bill Worzel
Part of the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation series
Clean, bright interior; tight binding
Light surface wear to covers typical of glossy Springer hardbacks
Advanced research volume on genetic programming applications and theory
4️⃣ 📜 Description
A substantial and highly regarded contribution to the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation series, Genetic Programming Theory and Practice IV gathers cutting-edge research from leading practitioners in the field. This volume explores methodological advances as well as practical, domain-specific implementations—ranging from genome-wide analysis to dimensionality control, classifier design, and evolutionary modeling.
For researchers, data scientists, and graduate students working in machine learning, bioinformatics, or evolutionary computation, this book offers a clear snapshot of mid-2000s innovation in GP theory along with applied studies that remain frequently cited. Springer’s durable hardcover format makes it a dependable reference for ongoing research use.
5️⃣ 📚 Background
Editors Rick Riolo, Terence Soule, and Bill Worzel each played significant roles in shaping the early academic landscape of genetic programming, contributing to both theoretical development and practical experimentation. Springer’s GECCO-related volumes remain core resources documenting the evolution of the field during a period of rapid methodological growth.
1️⃣ Collector’s Note
A solid, clean copy of a well-regarded Springer research title—ideal for readers building a machine learning or evolutionary computation reference library. Academic GP volumes, especially the earlier annual series, continue to hold steady demand.
6️⃣ 🖼️ What You’ll Receive
One 2007 Springer hardcover, Genetic Programming Theory and Practice IV.
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