| Crates.io | easy_ga |
| lib.rs | easy_ga |
| version | 1.2.1 |
| created_at | 2022-02-21 14:22:46.275899+00 |
| updated_at | 2022-07-17 15:26:52.218775+00 |
| description | Library to implement genetic algorithms |
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| repository | https://github.com/RubenRubioM/easy_ga/ |
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Easy_GA is a genetic algorithm library made for Rust projects. It provides full customization for your own genotypes definitions and a geneticAlgorithm implementation to wrap all the common logic within a genetic algorithm.
All the changes will be updated in the CHANGELOG.md
trait Gene: Definition to implement for your custom genotypes.trait Selection: Definition for your custom selection algorithms.
Roulette: Selection algorithm already implemented.Tournament: Selection algorithm implementation with n members on it.Random: Selection algorithm already implemented.Stochastic: Selection algorithm already implemented.GeneticAlgorithm: The main class to wrap the business logic in the genetic algorithm execution.In your Cargo.tml you have to add the Easy_GA dependency
[dependencies]
easy_ga = "*"
Now I will show you a basic example of Easy_GA that you can find on main.rs
Files to include in order to use features:
use easy_ga::Gene; // For defining our own gene.
use easy_ga::GeneticAlgorithm; // To create a GeneticAlgorithm.
use easy_ga::SelectionAlgorithms; // To specity a concrete SelectionAlgorithm.
Definition of a custom Gene implementing easy_ga::Gene trait:
#[derive(Clone, Copy)]
struct MyGene {
// Fields.
fitness: f64 // Recomended to avoid recalculate fitness on `get_fitness`
}
impl Gene for MyGene {
fn init() -> Self {
// Gene constructor.
}
fn calculate_fitness(&mut self) -> f64 {
// Fitness function.
}
fn crossover(&self, other: &Self) -> Self {
// Crossover implementation.
}
fn mutate(&mut self) {
// Mutation implementation.
}
fn get_fitness(&self) -> f64 {
// Returns the fitness
}
}
At this moment, we need to implement the Clone & Copy traits for our Gene. I will try to avoid that in a future versions.
Initialization of our GeneticAlgorithm:
let genetic_algorithm = GeneticAlgorithm::<MyGene>::new()
.population_size(20)
.iterations(50)
.mutation_rate(0.10)
.selection_rate(0.90)
.selection_algorithm(Box::new(SelectionAlgorithms::Tournament(10)))
.fitness_goal(100.0)
.init().unwrap();
We have other ways to initializate our GeneticAlgorithm such as GeneticAlgorithm::new_with_values if we don't want the chain calling method.
Now that we have defined our genotype and have initializate our GeneticAlgorhtm we have 2 ways of running it:
GeneticAlgorithm::run: This method runs the algorithm until the end and returns a tuple with (Gene, StopCriteria) that represents the best Gene in the execution and the reason to stop the execution.let (gene, stop_criteria) = genetic_algorithm.run();
while genetic_algorithm.is_running() {
let new_generation: &Vec<MyGene> = genetic_algorithm.next_iteration();
}
The logger is a very usefull tool to measure and retrieve some data from the execution. By default the logger is disabled, you can enable it this way:
use easy_ga::VerbosityLevel; // Verbosity level {DISABLED, LOW, MID, HIGH}
use easy_ga::VerbosityType; // Verbosity type {LOG, SAVE, LOG_AND_SAVE}
use easy_ga::LOG_verbosity; // Sets the verbosity level.
use easy_ga::LOG_verbosity_type; // Sets the verbosity type.
LOG_verbosity(VerbosityLevel::LOW); // VerbosityLevel::DISABLED by default
LOG_verbosity_type(VerbosityType::LOG_AND_SAVE); // VerbosityType::LOG by default
VerbosityLevel:
VerbosityType:
Benchmarking was added in the version 1.1.0 and you can run them donwloading the repository and running cargo bench from the command-line. The benchmarks are placed inside the benches/ folder.
This is a personal side project mainly for me so any further implementations will be done in my spare time as a good way to teach me more about Rust.
Selection algorithmsEasy_GA is licensed under Mozilla Public License 2.0.