Genetic Programming Websites

A definitive source of information about the field of genetic programming with links and conferences.

A nearly complete bibliography of papers published on genetic programming. Part of the Computer Science Bibliography Collection.

FAQs, people, software, links, conferences, publications, interactive genetic art and music.

Thesis and software demonstrating teamwork in genetic programming. Simulates evolving software emulating ants and collective behavior.

A privately funded research group that does research in applying genetic programming.

Inventor of genetic programming and author of numerous published papers on genetic programming at Stanford University.

Genetic Programming 1996 Conference, July 28-31: Stanford University.

Demonstrates the use of genetic algorithms in solving the trailer truck backing up problem.

Java applet based on an algorithm of John R. Koza.

Applies the concepts of evolution to both software and the software process.

A programming library designed to aid development of applications that use genetic algorithms.

Contains information about Kanpur Genetic Algorithms Laboratory and papers published by researchers here.

A large single file containing an genetic programming bibliography. Lacks a search function.

5th European Conference on Genetic Programming, 3-5 April 2002: Kinsale, Ireland.

Genetic Programming (JGProg) is an open-source pure Java implementation of a strongly-typed Genetic Programming experimentation platform.

Applies unique expertise in evolutionary computation and evolved neural networks to real-world problems.

A scalable, distributed Java genetic programming environment. It comes with a specialization for evolving assembler-syntax algorithms that could run on sensor nodes.

The George Mason University Evolutionary Computation Laboratory, headed by Profs. Kenneth De Jong and Sean Luke.

Offers links and an introduction to Genetic Programming.