Examples of jcgp.JCGP

Top-level JCGP class. This class is the entry point for a CGP experiment.

An instance of JCGP encapsulates the entire experiment. It contains a {@code Resources}object which can be retrieved via a getter. Modules can be selected using their respective setters.

The flow of the experiment is controlled using {@code start()}, {@code nextGeneration()}and {@code reset()}. Files can be loaded with their respective load methods and chromosome configurations can be saved with {@code saveChromosome()}.

JCGP supports an extra console in addition to {@code System.console()}, so that messages can also be printed to a GUI, for example. This extra console can be set with {@code setConsole()}, and must implement jcgp.resources.Console. @author Eduardo Pedroni

  public SettingsPane(GUI gui) {
    super();
    this.gui = gui;
    
    // acquire a reference to jcgp, for convenience
    final JCGP jcgp = gui.getExperiment();
    
    // make the overarching container
    mainContainer = new VBox(8);
    mainContainer.setPadding(new Insets(5, Constants.RESIZE_MARGIN, 0, 2));

   * Makes a new instance of GUI. This initialises the JCGP experiment and 
   * instantiates the function selector. It also creates the console flush task
   * and the service responsible for running the JCGP experiment.
   */
  public GUI() {
    jcgp = new JCGP();
    functionSelector = new FunctionSelector(jcgp.getResources().getFunctionSet());
    
    /*
     * This task flushes the console in a thread-safe way.
     * The problem is that this task is executed using Platform.runLater()

    remakeTabs();
  }
  
  public void remakeTabs() {
    getTabs().clear();
    JCGP jcgp = gui.getExperiment();
    
    Tab tab;
    ChromosomePane cp;
    for (int i = 0; i < jcgp.getResources().populationSize(); i++) {
      cp = new ChromosomePane(jcgp.getPopulation().get(i), gui, this);
      tab = new Tab("Chr " + i);
      tab.setContent(cp);
      getTabs().add(tab);
    }
  }

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