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    i want to make a schedule for distributing employees over a month ,using genetic algorithm & C# can anyone tell me plz how to proceed ?

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      i want to make a schedule for distributing employees over a month ,using genetic algorithm & C# can anyone tell me plz how to proceed ?

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      I would say that to proceed, you should do the following:

      1. Understand genetic algorithms

      You can do that by reading the Wikipedia entry[^] or a good tutorial[^].

      2. Figure out an acceptable encoding

      The hardest part of genetic computing comes from creating an encoding that represents the appropriate information on which the algorithm can act.

      3. Write some code

      You can always use Google to find example code.

      Unfortunately, this may be all that you get. This sounds suspicious like a homework assignment; we don't do homework for people.

      "we must lose precision to make significant statements about complex systems." -deKorvin on uncertainty

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