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genetic algorithm simple example
cpp code
//-----------------------------------------ga_tutorial.cpp--------------------------------------
//
// code to illustrate the use of a genetic algorithm to solve the problem described
// at
//
// by Mat Buckland aka fup
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <string>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iostream.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <math.h>

using std::string;

#define CROSSOVER_RATE 0.7
#define MUTATION_RATE 0.001
#define POP_SIZE 100 //must be an even number
#define CHROMO_LENGTH 300
#define GENE_LENGTH 4
#define MAX_ALLOWABLE_GENERATIONS 400

//returns a float between 0 & 1
#define RANDOM_NUM ((float)rand()/(RAND_MAX+1))

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// define a data structure which will define a chromosome
//
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
struct chromo_typ
{
//the binary bit string is held in a std::string
string bits;

float fitness;

chromo_typ(): bits(""), fitness(0.0f){};
chromo_typ(string bts, float ftns): bits(bts), fitness(ftns){}
};


/////////////////////////////////prototypes/////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void PrintGeneSymbol(int val);
string GetRandomBits(int length);
int BinToDec(string bits);
float AssignFitness(string bits, int target_value);
void PrintChromo(string bits);
void PrintGeneSymbol(int val);
int ParseBits(string bits, int* buffer);
string Roulette(int total_fitness, chromo_typ* Population);
void Mutate(string &bits);
void Crossover(string &offspring1, string &offspring2);



//-------------------------------main--------------------------------------------------
//
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
int main()
{
//seed the random number generator
srand((int)time(NULL));

//just loop endlessly until user gets bored :0)
while (true)
{
//storage for our population of chromosomes.
chromo_typ Population[POP_SIZE];

//get a target number from the user. (no error checking)
float Target;
cout << "\nInput a target number: ";
cin >> Target;
cout << endl << endl;

//first create a random population, all with zero fitness.
for (int i=0; i<POP_SIZE; i++)
{
Population[i].bits = GetRandomBits(CHROMO_LENGTH);
Population[i].fitness = 0.0f;
}

int GenerationsRequiredToFindASolution = 0;

//we will set this flag if a solution has been found
bool bFound = false;

//enter the main GA loop
while(!bFound)
{
//this is used during roulette wheel sampling
float TotalFitness = 0.0f;

// test and update the fitness of every chromosome in the
// population
for (int i=0; i<POP_SIZE; i++)
{
Population[i].fitness = AssignFitness(Population[i].bits, Target);

TotalFitness += Population[i].fitness;
}

// check to see if we have found any solutions (fitness will be 999)
for (i=0; i<POP_SIZE; i++)
{
if (Population[i].fitness == 999.0f)
{
cout << "\nSolution found in " << GenerationsRequiredToFindASolution << " generations!" << endl << endl;;

PrintChromo(Population[i].bits);

bFound = true;

break;
}
}

// create a new population by selecting two parents at a time and creating offspring
// by applying crossover and mutation. Do this until the desired number of offspring
// have been created.

//define some temporary storage for the new population we are about to create
chromo_typ temp[POP_SIZE];

int cPop = 0;

//loop until we have created POP_SIZE new chromosomes
while (cPop < POP_SIZE)
{
// we are going to create the new population by grabbing members of the old population
// two at a time via roulette wheel selection.
string offspring1 = Roulette(TotalFitness, Population);
string offspring2 = Roulette(TotalFitness, Population);

//add crossover dependent on the crossover rate
Crossover(offspring1, offspring2);

//now mutate dependent on the mutation rate
Mutate(offspring1);
Mutate(offspring2);

//add these offspring to the new population. (assigning zero as their
//fitness scores)
temp[cPop++] = chromo_typ(offspring1, 0.0f);
temp[cPop++] = chromo_typ(offspring2, 0.0f);

}//end loop

//copy temp population into main population array
for (i=0; i<POP_SIZE; i++)
{
Population[i] = temp[i];
}

++GenerationsRequiredToFindASolution;

// exit app if no solution found within the maximum allowable number
// of generations
if (GenerationsRequiredToFindASolution > MAX_ALLOWABLE_GENERATIONS)
{
cout << "No solutions found this run!";

bFound = true;
}

}

cout << "\n\n\n";

}//end while

return 0;
}




//---------------------------------GetRandomBits-----------------------------------------
//
// This function returns a string of random 1s and 0s of the desired length.
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
string GetRandomBits(int length)
{
string bits;

for (int i=0; i<length; i++)
{
if (RANDOM_NUM > 0.5f)

bits += "1";

else

bits += "0";
}

return bits;
}

//---------------------------------BinToDec-----------------------------------------
//
// converts a binary string into a decimal integer
//
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
int BinToDec(string bits)
{
int val = 0;
int value_to_add = 1;

for (int i = bits.length(); i > 0; i--)
{


if (bits.at(i-1) == '1')

val += value_to_add;

value_to_add *= 2;

}//next bit

return val;
}


//---------------------------------ParseBits------------------------------------------
//
// Given a chromosome this function will step through the genes one at a time and insert
// the decimal values of each gene (which follow the operator -> number -> operator rule)
// into a buffer. Returns the number of elements in the buffer.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
int ParseBits(string bits, int* buffer)
{

//counter for buffer position
int cBuff = 0;

// step through bits a gene at a time until end and store decimal values
// of valid operators and numbers. Don't forget we are looking for operator -
// number - operator - number and so on... We ignore the unused genes 1111
// and 1110

//flag to determine if we are looking for an operator or a number
bool bOperator = true;

//storage for decimal value of currently tested gene
int this_gene = 0;

for (int i=0; i<CHROMO_LENGTH; i+=GENE_LENGTH)
{
//convert the current gene to decimal
this_gene = BinToDec(bits.substr(i, GENE_LENGTH));

//find a gene which represents an operator
if (bOperator)
{
if ( (this_gene < 10) || (this_gene > 13) )

continue;

else
{
bOperator = false;
buffer[cBuff++] = this_gene;
continue;
}
}

//find a gene which represents a number
else
{
if (this_gene > 9)

continue;

else
{
bOperator = true;
buffer[cBuff++] = this_gene;
continue;
}
}

}//next gene

// now we have to run through buffer to see if a possible divide by zero
// is included and delete it. (ie a '/' followed by a '0'). We take an easy
// way out here and just change the '/' to a '+'. This will not effect the
// evolution of the solution
for (i=0; i<cBuff; i++)
{
if ( (buffer[i] == 13) && (buffer[i+1] == 0) )

buffer[i] = 10;
}

return cBuff;
}

//---------------------------------AssignFitness--------------------------------------
//
// given a string of bits and a target value this function will calculate its
// representation and return a fitness score accordingly
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
float AssignFitness(string bits, int target_value)
{

//holds decimal values of gene sequence
int buffer[(int)(CHROMO_LENGTH / GENE_LENGTH)];

int num_elements = ParseBits(bits, buffer);

// ok, we have a buffer filled with valid values of: operator - number - operator - number..
// now we calculate what this represents.
float result = 0.0f;

for (int i=0; i < num_elements-1; i+=2)
{
switch (buffer[i])
{
case 10:

result += buffer[i+1];
break;

case 11:

result -= buffer[i+1];
break;

case 12:

result *= buffer[i+1];
break;

case 13:

result /= buffer[i+1];
break;

}//end switch

}

// Now we calculate the fitness. First check to see if a solution has been found
// and assign an arbitarily high fitness score if this is so.

if (result == (float)target_value)

return 999.0f;

else

return 1/(float)fabs((double)(target_value - result));
// return result;
}

//---------------------------------PrintChromo---------------------------------------
//
// decodes and prints a chromo to screen
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void PrintChromo(string bits)
{
//holds decimal values of gene sequence
int buffer[(int)(CHROMO_LENGTH / GENE_LENGTH)];

//parse the bit string
int num_elements = ParseBits(bits, buffer);

for (int i=0; i<num_elements; i++)
{
PrintGeneSymbol(buffer[i]);
}

return;
}

//--------------------------------------PrintGeneSymbol-----------------------------
//
// given an integer this function outputs its symbol to the screen
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void PrintGeneSymbol(int val)
{
if (val < 10 )

cout << val << " ";

else
{
switch (val)
{

case 10:

cout << "+";
break;

case 11:

cout << "-";
break;

case 12:

cout << "*";
break;

case 13:

cout << "/";
break;

}//end switch

cout << " ";
}

return;
}

//------------------------------------Mutate---------------------------------------
//
// Mutates a chromosome's bits dependent on the MUTATION_RATE
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void Mutate(string &bits)
{
for (int i=0; i<bits.length(); i++)
{
if (RANDOM_NUM < MUTATION_RATE)
{
if (bits.at(i) == '1')

bits.at(i) = '0';

else

bits.at(i) = '1';
}
}

return;
}

//---------------------------------- Crossover ---------------------------------------
//
// Dependent on the CROSSOVER_RATE this function selects a random point along the
// lenghth of the chromosomes and swaps all the bits after that point.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void Crossover(string &offspring1, string &offspring2)
{
//dependent on the crossover rate
if (RANDOM_NUM < CROSSOVER_RATE)
{
//create a random crossover point
int crossover = (int) (RANDOM_NUM * CHROMO_LENGTH);

string t1 = offspring1.substr(0, crossover) + offspring2.substr(crossover, CHROMO_LENGTH);
string t2 = offspring2.substr(0, crossover) + offspring1.substr(crossover, CHROMO_LENGTH);

offspring1 = t1; offspring2 = t2;
}
}


//--------------------------------Roulette-------------------------------------------
//
// selects a chromosome from the population via roulette wheel selection
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
string Roulette(int total_fitness, chromo_typ* Population)
{
//generate a random number between 0 & total fitness count
float Slice = (float)(RANDOM_NUM * total_fitness);

//go through the chromosones adding up the fitness so far
float FitnessSoFar = 0.0f;

for (int i=0; i<POP_SIZE; i++)
{
FitnessSoFar += Population[i].fitness;

//if the fitness so far > random number return the chromo at this point
if (FitnessSoFar >= Slice)

return Population[i].bits;
}

return "";
}




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Queen's University
Canada


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i need chromosome conversion program



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conversion to what ? chromosome in genetic algorithm is the population element


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now i'm doing my project in intrusion detection system using genetic algorithm in java, i need to convert some values into chromosome format, what can i do?



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Dear the code above is a C++ , in this code the chromosomes are in binary format like this 01010111001100110.... etc . , what values you want to convert ?


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string values into chromosome, i want the code in java



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I think this article is good for beginners :
Code:
http://www.theprojectspot.com/tutorial-post/creating-a-genetic-algorithm-for-beginners/3



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Queen's University
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