When did Alan Turing propose his method of genetic search?
Alan Turing proposed a method of genetic search in 1948. His paper remained unpublished until 1968, and he died in 1954.
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Alan Turing proposed a method of genetic search in 1948. His paper remained unpublished until 1968, and he died in 1954.
Lawrence J. Fogel initiated research into Evolutionary Programming within the United States in 1962. He considered it an artificial intelligence endeavor involving finite state machines solving prediction problems.
The journal Evolutionary Computation was founded by MIT Press in 1993. Several other journals dedicated to evolutionary computation emerged starting that same year or shortly after.
Initially this optimization technique performed without computers relying instead on dice to determine random mutations. By 1965 calculations were performed wholly by machine allowing for greater precision and speed.
Three branches emerged in different places to attain this goal: evolution strategies, evolutionary programming, and genetic algorithms. A fourth branch called genetic programming eventually emerged in the early 1990s.