ABSTRACT
In this paper, we present an evolutionary computing solution to the Jump-It game problem, which is a board playing optimization problem. We compare the evolutionary computing solution with a dynamic programming solution to the problem. We also report on how we used the Jump-It problem to introduce evolutionary computing to undergraduate students in a data mining course.
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An Evolutionary Computing Solution to the Jump It Problem





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