Evolving better RNAfold C source code
Abstract
Grow and graft genetic programming (GGGP) can automatically evolve an existing state-of-the art program to give more accurate predictions of the secondary structures adapted by RNA molecules using their base sequence alone. That is, genetic improvement (GI) can make functional as well as non-functional source code changes.
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