Genetic Control Algorithm
If we start with a full set K such that xi^r in K represents a finite subset of K. Here K represents the set of all instructions over a maximum distribution. Each subset r represents the parent sets with instructions x=[x1,x2,..,xn]. The GA is run over the R set with C offspring, C * R=K; C=1. Iterate C=R(N-1)/2 and assign the fitness score of the set C=[c1,c2,..cn] to R(N-1) >= 0.5 threshold T, 1=Best Fit. Reducing R in K. The next iteration starts at R(N-1) and increases C++, R(N)=K |-> R(2). Does inf{MIN(c^c-r,c) in R >= 0.5 | R in K} guarantee polynomial time convergence? In combination what is the best differential gain in resp. to C++?
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If this helps after writing up your specification many algebraic systems do not conform with code. Thinking in context to logical sets that help to subdivide a solution space, try K.R, or for example R.C(>0.5,g(x)) in object notation. Here C is bounded on R, where all g(x) over C are continuous or K optimal.
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