//when we merge populations together, often the population will overflow, and we need to cut
//it down. to do so, we just remove the last x individuals, which will be in the less significant
//pareto fronts
public GenomeList truncatePopulation(int size)
{
int to_remove = population.Count - size;
Console.WriteLine("population size before: " + population.Count);
Console.WriteLine("removing " + to_remove);
if (to_remove > 0)
{
population.RemoveRange(size, to_remove);
}
Console.WriteLine("population size after: " + population.Count);
return(population);
}
//when we merge populations together, often the population will overflow, and we need to cut
//it down. to do so, we just remove the last x individuals, which will be in the less significant
//pareto fronts
// JUSTIN: Is that true? Is the population sorted before this point? I hope so.
// TODO: Check that.
public GenomeList truncatePopulation(int size)
{
int to_remove = population.Count - size;
//Console.WriteLine("population size before: " + population.Count);
//Console.WriteLine("removing " + to_remove);
if (to_remove > 0)
{
population.RemoveRange(size, to_remove);
}
//Console.WriteLine("population size after: " + population.Count);
/*foreach (IGenome aye in population)
* {
* Console.Write(aye.Fitness + " : [" + aye.RealFitness + "] : ");
* foreach (double d in aye.objectives) Console.Write(d + " ");
* Console.WriteLine();
* }//*/
return(population);
}