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trying extremal optimization on mfd, but not quite found the right variable fitness function
it works, but octave messes with precision when importing data; adds extra non-zero digits even when defined as zero
it works a little better, but octave messes with precision when importing data; adds extra non-zero digits even when defined as zero
perhaps now?
should now
Trying again in C++, but not having much luck (much faster, but not working).
compiles, but has seg fault.
still seg faults.
still seg faults...
it finally works. and damn fast compared to octave.
cpp finally works for ga and mfd.  soon to be mfd and pso, followed by others.
clean up and attempt to finish.
compiles.  needs testing.
Major error with RNG not updating between trial, so everything was the same.  now initializes every population with getTickCount() and stores that in output file.  Need to fix GA...
Fitness values still is not matching values from exhaustive search.  Hoping it is due to 64-bit native instead of 32-bit likely used by old program for exhaustive search.
Fitness values still not matching, but not sure where it is going wrong.
friggin' idiot.  hope fitness is now fixed.
Was going through the symptom bit backward, so solving for '1' was actually '512'.  Values are still off by quite a lot after ~millionths place.  Really expecting that to be caused by the creation of 64-bit float values from 32-bit inputs.