Genetic Algorithms and Evolutionary Computation
by Adam Marczyk
Publisher: The TalkOrigins Archive 2004
Description:
Creationists often argue that evolutionary processes cannot create new information, or that evolution has no practical benefits. This article disproves those claims by describing the explosive growth and widespread applications of genetic algorithms, a computing technique based on principles of biological evolution.
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