Examples?

[echo66]

Greetings!

I'm looking for code examples on how to use PonyGE2 but I'm out of luck. Where should I look to learn more? Thanks in advance!

[dvpfagan]

The docs are fairly detailed and show how to run the code Dave

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[echo66]

Hello Dave!

Does it show how to use the library classes and modules? Or just the command line? AFAIK, there is only the command line interface, right?

[dvpfagan]

Shows how to run command line and also how to edit the parameters files to for custom setups What exactly are you trying to do? Dave

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[echo66]

I was trying to find documentation to use PonyGE2 in the same way I would use DEAP or a similar tool (e.g. a python notebook or ipython REPL).

[dvpfagan]

Nope doesn’t work that way yet. We set parameters and just run it in a traditional way. Dave

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[echo66]

Thank you for the clarification.

[buddha314]

I agree I would like to see a "quick start" tutorial. This page is basically "run this command line". For me, fitting a polynomial would be extremely useful.

[dvpfagan]

@buddha314 so for the examples given in the quick start, the parameter files load the required parameters to do the run. For fitting a polynomial you just have to provide your samples into the train parameter as a txt file like Vladislavleva4/Train.txt and then select a grammar such as supervised_learning/Vladislavleva4.bnf then run the command. There has been a concerted effort from the development team to only provide realistic benchmarks problems in the software, as the EC field is trying to move towards using better benchmark problems as discussed here (https://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/papers/gecco12benchmarks3.pdf) and subsequent papers.