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    This document provides an introduction to genetic algorithms, including an overview of basic principles like population evolution, fitness landscapes, fitness functions, and genetic operators like crossover and mutation. It presents examples of using genetic algorithms for optimization, classification, and queen selection problems. Advantages are noted as efficient global search and adaptability, while limitations include maintaining diversity and computational complexity. Potential future innovations and continual improvement of genetic algorithms are discussed.

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    This document provides an introduction to genetic algorithms, including an overview of basic principles like population evolution, fitness landscapes, fitness functions, and genetic operators like crossover and mutation. It presents examples of using genetic algorithms for optimization, classification, and queen selection problems. Advantages are noted as efficient global search and adaptability, while limitations include maintaining diversity and computational complexity. Potential future innovations and continual improvement of genetic algorithms are discussed.

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    Introduction to Genetic

    Algorithm
    An overview of the fundamental concepts and applications of genetic algorithms
    in optimization and problem-solving.

    Presented By: GROUP 2

    2026 – Joya Biswas


    2038 – Rutaban Jania
    2082 – Rafiul Hoque
    Basic Principles of Genetic Algorithm

    Population Evolution Fitness Landscape


    Visualization of how solutions evolve over multiple Representation of the complexity of the fitness landscape
    generations through selection, crossover, and mutation. and the search for optimal solutions.
    The Role of Fitness
    Function in Genetic
    Algorithm

    Objective Impact

    Determining the measure of a solution's quality to guide Illustration of how the fitness function influences the
    the selection process. survival and propagation of solutions.
    Crossover and Mutation Operators in Genetic
    Algorithm
    Crossover Exchange genetic material
    between parent solutions to
    create new offspring.

    Mutation Introduction of random changes


    in offspring to maintain
    diversity.
    Example of Genetic
    Algorithm for Optimization
    Problems

    Optimal Solution Discovery Convergence Analysis


    Illustration of a genetic algorithm solving a complex Visualization of the algorithm's search process
    optimization problem to find the best solution. converging towards the optimal solution.
    Example of Genetic Algorithm for
    Classification Problems
    1 Accuracy 2 Iterations
    Effective classification of data with high accuracy Ability to handle multiple iterations for
    using genetic algorithm. classification tasks.
    Example of Genetic Algorithm for Queen Selection
    Advantages and Limitations of
    Genetic Algorithm
    1 Advantages
    Efficient global search, parallel processing, and adaptability to various problem
    domains.

    2 Limitations
    Maintenance of diversity, premature convergence, and computational complexity.
    Conclusion and Future Directions

    Future Innovations Continual Improvement


    Visual representation of potential advancements and Imagery reflecting the ongoing evolution and
    applications in genetic algorithms. advancement of genetic algorithm principles and
    applications.

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