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Genetic algorithms in Java
As part of another project I revisited some Java code for developing genetic algorithms (GA). I had programmed them earlier as part of our Agent-based simulations where banks’ decision making evolved through the use of genetic algorithms. I decided to make the general purpose GA code available in case someone finds a use for it. The Javadoc and source files are available here. There is also an example for the iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma. I’m happy to answer any questions.