xegaConfiguration: Remembers R command command with which algorithm has been...

In xegaPopulation: Genetic Population Level Functions

Remembers R command command with which algorithm has been called.

Description

xegaConfiguration() returns the command with which the genetic algorithm has been called. For replicating computational experiments with genetic algorithms.

Usage

xegaConfiguration(GAname, penv, grammar, env)

Arguments

GAname	Name of genetic algorithm's main function. (Currently: "Run").
penv	The expression for the problem environment penv. Use: substitute(penv).
grammar	The grammar grammar. Use: substitute(grammar).
env	Environment with variable value bindings. Use: environment().

Value

A named list with the following elements:

• $GAconf: A text string with the call of the genetic algorithm (the function we want to capture the call).

• $GAenv: The environment with the arguments bound to the values when the genetic algorithm was called.

Warning

• $GAenv is correct only for simple arguments (strings or numbers) not for complex objects like problem environments.

• future.apply::future_lapply() is configured by a plan statement which must be issued before calling the genetic algorithm. At the moment, the plan chosen is not remembered.

See Also

Other Configuration: AcceptFactory(), ApplyFactory(), CoolingFactory(), CrossRateFactory(), MutationRateFactory(), TerminationFactory(), checkTerminationFactory(), xegaEvalPopulationFactory()

Examples

GA<-function(pe, grammar=NULL, nope=1.5, sle="test", ok=TRUE) 
{xegaConfiguration("GA", substitute(pe), substitute(grammar), environment())}
Para<-5
GA(Para)
Cube<-7
GA(Cube, 2, 3, 4)

xegaPopulation documentation built on Aug. 22, 2025, 5:14 p.m.