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Learning Classifier Systems (IWLCS 1999)

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Abstract

We present a bibliography of all works we could find on Learning Classifier Systems (LCS) — the genetics-based machine learning systems introduced by John Holland. With over 400 entries, this is at present the largest bibliography on classifier systems in existence. We include a list of LCS resources on the world wide web.

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