Re: CW and GM

[Benedikt Stefansson]

Ciao Gigi,

Your tarballs seem to be missing Rule.h and Analysis.h. Pietro's bt-ct-1.0 does 
not provide these files.

Make in GM-0.0 gives the following message:

In file included from Main.m:5:
ObserverSwarm.h:8: Analysis.h: No such file or directory
make: *** [Main.o] Error 1

Make in CW-0.0 gives the following message(s):

In file included from RuleMaker.h:10,
                 from ModelSwarm.h:12,
                 from ObserverSwarm.h:4,
                 from Main.m:5:
DataWarehouse.h:9: Rule.h: No such file or directory
In file included from DataWarehouse.h:11,
                 from RuleMaker.h:10,
                 from ModelSwarm.h:12,
                 from ObserverSwarm.h:4,
                 from Main.m:5:
Effector.h:9: Rule.h: No such file or directory
In file included from ModelSwarm.h:12,
                 from ObserverSwarm.h:4,
                 from Main.m:5:
RuleMaker.h:12: Rule.h: No such file or directory
In file included from ModelSwarm.h:13,
                 from ObserverSwarm.h:4,
                 from Main.m:5:
RuleMaster.h:9: Rule.h: No such file or directory
In file included from Main.m:5:
ObserverSwarm.h:8: Analysis.h: No such file or directory
make: *** [Main.o] Error 1

Regards,
Benedikt

Ferraris wrote:

>         Hi all,
>
>         Sorry, I have missed the object in the previous message, so I repeat 
> sending
>
>         at ftp://ftp.santafe.edu/pub/swarm/users-contrib/anarchy/
> you'll find the new files:
>         CW-0.0.tar.gz
>         GM-0.0.tar.gz
>
> The first file contains a generalized package, CW (Classifier Workbech), that 
> simplifies the approach to classifier systems by allowing users to handle 
> them easily. The CW code contains a generalised classifier system and an 
> application (a workbench): while the former copes with a variety of problems, 
> the latter simulates them. The workbench helps the user in choosing the 
> values of parameters and in verifying the classifier system's performance. 
> Then he can include the kernel of the CW (i.e. the generalised classifier 
> system) in any Swarm model and use classifiers without writing a specific 
> code.
>
>         The second one contains the package GM, (Genetic manipulator), that 
> manages the genetic evolution of a set of "chromosomes". The chromosomes 
> represent the genotype of a function from which we derive the evolution of 
> the fitness. The RuleMaker of GM is able to perform reproduction, crossover 
> and mutation of a set of arrays of characters which represent the 
> chromosomes. This program can be easily included in every Swarm model.
>
>         Both packages follow the internal ERA (Environment-Rules-Agents) 
> scheme introduced by Terna in bp-ct-1.0 (see 
> ftp://ftp.santafe.edu/pub/swarm/users-contrib/anarchy/bp-ct-1.0.tar.gz )
>
>         Yours, Gigi
>
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