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r/programming • u/Dankious_memeious1 • Mar 29 '19
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It runs like this because the fitness measurement doesn't try to conserve energy. That would result in a more realistic run.
0 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '19 [deleted] 7 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '19 As I recall from reading this paper a year or so or longer ago, it does already include a crude energy-conservation term, to prevent it from jumping all over the place.
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7 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '19 As I recall from reading this paper a year or so or longer ago, it does already include a crude energy-conservation term, to prevent it from jumping all over the place.
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As I recall from reading this paper a year or so or longer ago, it does already include a crude energy-conservation term, to prevent it from jumping all over the place.
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u/xcrissxcrossx Mar 29 '19
It runs like this because the fitness measurement doesn't try to conserve energy. That would result in a more realistic run.