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Functional Genetic Programming with Combinators

by Forrest Briggs, Melissa O’neill
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Learning Programs: A Hierarchical Bayesian Approach

by Percy Liang, Dan Klein
"... We are interested in learning programs for multiple related tasks given only a few training examples per task. Since the program for a single task is underdetermined by its data, we introduce a nonparametric hierarchical Bayesian prior over programs which shares statistical strength across multiple ..."
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We are interested in learning programs for multiple related tasks given only a few training examples per task. Since the program for a single task is underdetermined by its data, we introduce a nonparametric hierarchical Bayesian prior over programs which shares statistical strength across multiple tasks. The key challenge is to parametrize this multi-task sharing. For this, we introduce a new representation of programs based on combinatory logic and provide an MCMC algorithm that can perform safe program transformations on this representation to reveal shared inter-program substructures. 1.

7. Genetic Programming Genetic Programming

by William B. Langdon, Robert I. Mckay, Lee Spector
"... Abstract Welcome to genetic programming, where the forces of nature are used to automatically evolve computer programs. We give a flavour of where GP has been successfully applied (it is far too wide an area to cover everything) and interesting current and future research but start with a tutorial o ..."
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Abstract Welcome to genetic programming, where the forces of nature are used to automatically evolve computer programs. We give a flavour of where GP has been successfully applied (it is far too wide an area to cover everything) and interesting current and future research but start with a tutorial of how to get started and finish with common pitfalls to avoid. 1
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