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I am looking for something possibly as rich as JGAP framework (for Java), but for Ruby environment. The ones I have seen so far are fairly simplistic, and are not designed to be customised (I do not consider modifying of the existing framework class as a good way to extend). Any suggestions greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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  • @Mark That sounds like a good answer, actually. – Phrogz Jun 11 '11 at 01:17
  • Installing JRuby is additional complexity, which I would like to avoid. And also, extending the framework would be a bit awkward, e.g., adding new artefact, implementing new membership functions would have to be done either in Java (again, I want to avoid it), or in Ruby (I can't see this just yet). – mr.sverrir Jun 13 '11 at 10:39

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I am not sure by GA you mean Google Analytics. If it is Google Analytics, rugalytics might help you

Of if it is Generic Algorithms then gga4r might be of any help.

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  • GA is Genetic Algorithms. I have had a look at gga4r, so I guess this will be the answer eventually :) Thanks. – mr.sverrir Jun 29 '11 at 18:33
  • Hmm good to know. by the way why do you select ruby for genetic algo programming. what is the selection criteria. – CantGetANick Jun 30 '11 at 05:25
  • The main reason for ruby is that my semantic model is written in it (for various reasons, which were not entirely up to me). It is not a problem, speed is not the issue here, and ruby has got quite a lot of nice features, so it is reasonable for my current needs. – mr.sverrir Jul 04 '11 at 15:51