Personal details from your Internet profile—from your professional history to how many friends you have—are being collected, analyzed, and sold.
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Genetic Algorithms.
To oversimplify, genetic algorithms (GAs) are a special type of algorithmic analysis. A friend explained it this way: Let's say you were running one to figure out the optimal shape for the wing of an airplane. You have some variables: size, weight, material, shape, for example, and you have criteria for their effects: fuel consumption, wind drag, speed, and so on. Via Level343 Delete the scoop?
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