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GA.M: A Matlab routine for function maximization using a Genetic Algorithm

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Michael B. Gordy ()

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Implements a Genetic Algorithm for Maximization a la Dorsey and Mayer, Journal of Business and Economic Statistics, January 1995, 13(1)

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Software component provided by in its series Matlab codes with number ga.

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Date of revision: 12 Feb 1996
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