Computación evolutiva en Perl
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The document discusses evolutionary algorithms and their implementation in Perl. It begins by providing background on evolutionary concepts like Darwin's theory of evolution and genetic algorithms. It then describes various Perl modules that have been developed for implementing evolutionary algorithms, including AI::Gene and Algorithm::Evolutionary. The rest of the document focuses on describing how to perform a canonical genetic algorithm using the Algorithm::Evolutionary module in Perl.
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