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Class DigitalCircuitProblem

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    - Using this problem type, digital logic circuits can be evolved. - parseData() must be used to load the desired circuit - truth table in the standard CGP .plu format.
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        public DigitalCircuitProblem(Resources resources)
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        Construct a new instance of DigitalCircuitProblem.
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        The most important method of the problem type. This is called once - per generation, when the new population has been generated. -

        - The basic functionality of this method is to loop through all chromosomes - in the population and decode them according to the problem type. The - fitness of each chromosome is then calculated using the problem data - or otherwise (subjective problem types such as art generation might - leave fitness evaluations up to the user) and assigned to the appropriate - chromosome. -

        - In addition, realisations of this method should update the value of - bestFitness as appropriate, since the value of this parameter is displayed - if a GUI is in use.
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        This method is used internally by addTestCase() in order - to appropriately parse strings into the right data type for the - test cases. Since the data type is problem-dependent, subclasses must - implement this method. This method must return a built TestCase - object from the arguments given.
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        Used to assert whether a given population contains a perfect solution - to the problem. It is up to the problem to define what qualifies - a perfect solution, as some problems (subject ones such as music and - art evolution, for example) might not have perfect solutions at all.
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