Ask HN: Is genetic programming still actively researched?
It is fascinating that neural networks have such a run at the moment. I wonder if this will continue "forever". Or if we will see a different paradigm eclipse them in the future.
Is anybody still doing research in the area of genetic programming?
The genetic programming books of John R. Koza were the first I ever read about machine learning. It felt like magic at that time.
I have the feeling that the approach to generate programs for the CPU via evolution still has a lot to offer if it was explored further.
If there is research going on out there, I would love to follow it.
Is anybody still doing research in the area of genetic programming?
The genetic programming books of John R. Koza were the first I ever read about machine learning. It felt like magic at that time.
I have the feeling that the approach to generate programs for the CPU via evolution still has a lot to offer if it was explored further.
If there is research going on out there, I would love to follow it.