Watchmaker Evolution Framework

Those of you who will be attending JavaOne this year (2nd – 6th October in San Francisco) might be interested in Matthew Ring’s BoF session on genetic algorithms in Java. Matthew tells me that he…

Those of you who will be attending JavaOne this year (2nd – 6th October in San Francisco) might be interested in Matthew Ring’s BoF session on genetic algorithms in Java. Matthew tells me that he will be presenting his software that uses my Watchmaker Framework for Evolutionary Computation as part of his session Using Java [...]

Those of you who will be attending JavaOne this year (2nd – 6th October in San Francisco) might be interested in Matthew Ring’s BoF session on genetic algorithms in Java. Matthew tells me that he…

Those of you who will be attending JavaOne this year (2nd – 6th October in San Francisco) might be interested in Matthew Ring’s BoF session on genetic algorithms in Java. Matthew tells me that he…

After some months of slow progress, Jon Hawkins’ proposal to create a StackExchange site dedicated to artificial intelligence questions nears success. If you are not familiar with StackExchange, it is the software behind StackOverflow and…

After some months of slow progress, Jon Hawkins’ proposal to create a StackExchange site dedicated to artificial intelligence questions nears success. If you are not familiar with StackExchange, it is the software behind StackOverflow and its family ... [More] of sister sites. The artificial intelligence proposal is currently at 91% complete, with 195 people committed. That means [...] [Less]

After some months of slow progress, Jon Hawkins’ proposal to create a StackExchange site dedicated to artificial intelligence questions nears success. If you are not familiar with StackExchange, it is the software behind StackOverflow and…

After some months of slow progress, Jon Hawkins’ proposal to create a StackExchange site dedicated to artificial intelligence questions nears success. If you are not familiar with StackExchange, it is the software behind StackOverflow and…

ReportNG version 1.1.2 is available for download. ReportNG is an HTML/XML reporting plugin for TestNG. There are only two small changes in this release.  The first is a fix for an avoidable NullPointerException if the target directory does not exist. The second updates ReportNG to work with this change in TestNG 5.13.1. Thanks to Nalin [...]

There are good reasons to want to build two versions of the same Android application. The most common scenario is to produce a free demo/reduced-functionality version of a non-free app. You could achieve this by maintaining two separate source trees but the duplication would make most developers wince.  So the question is how to build [...]