Re: Simple problems to solve genetically

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From: Tom Fawcett
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 14:37

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I'm surprised by this discussion of how to represent blackjack so a
genetic algorithm could solve it.  If you have to put that much effort into
getting the representation just right, it seems like you -- the humans -- have
already done the interesting learning.

(Equivalently, maybe the problem isn't simple.)

-Tom

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