This is fun!!!

I am very behind in ideas, So I will start with what I will be working on over the summer

My original genetic algorithm I wrote way before summer, had some sort of a mutating math algorithm trying to figure out where the right place is to go.

Most recently, I have realized it may not be the best to only have ONE math equation, but maybe an organized series, or even hierarchy of them... working as follows

A math equation at first is the only decider for the ultimate decision. But let's say it mutates and copies itself slightly off, and actually makes two deciders, so the decision chart looks as so.... (d, decision, m Math equation)

....d
.../ \
.m...m
Each math equation 'votes' to the final decision of where to move (each line in these charts will represent one vote). Iff (not a typo, iff = 'if and only if') there is a tie, the math equations will compare the priority they assigned their decision, and move as to who assigned highest priority (alrighty in my math equation)

Now needless to say, there could be any number of Math equations making one decision, but things get more complicated....

Now let's say one math equation on one part of the brain just cant assign its vote accuratly with only one equation (really just under random mutation....) it can split off as well, decision chart as follows

......d
..../....\
..m .....d
........../ \
........m...m
Hopefully, this will allow my little mutant math equations to express themselves better, and just make better decision, however my new laptop might die trying to do it......