The previous article discussed transferring knowledge from one completed problem to a new problem. However, such sequential transfer of knowledge…
Memetic automatons leverage knowledge gained from solving previous problems to solve new optimization problems faster and more effectively. …Read More
This article discusses how we can use data to automatically select the best meme from a pool of memes, thereby…
Memetic computation is an extension of evolutionary computation that combines the use of memes and genes to produce better solutions.…
Evolutionary algorithms are heuristic search and optimization algorithms that imitate the natural evolutionary process. This article puts evolutionary algorithms into…
Mininet is a popular network emulator that allows us to create virtual networks using virtual hosts, switches, and controllers. Recently,…
Service Function Chaining (SFC) leverages Network Function Virtualization (NFV) and Software Defined Networking (SDN) to create a programmable and dynamic…
Network Function Virtualization (NFV) is the latest chapter in computer networks that tries to solve some of the pressing concerns…
Tournament selection is one of the many selection strategies we use in Genetic Algorithms (GAs) to select individuals for crossover.…
Non-Dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm II (NSGA II) is an evolutionary algorithm, which we use in multi-objective optimization scenarios. This article…
We make ChatGPT, Bard and Bing write a simple yet tricky React app and see who wins this battle of…
In this article, let's try to find how many blocks a recipient should wait for before accepting a transaction. …Read…
In the previous article, we found the probability of double-spending. In this article, let's look at the probability of an…
We tried to understand the 51% attack through the gambler's ruin problem and the probability of a gambler winning T…
This article discusses the solution to the gambler's ruin problem as a precursor to understanding the probability of double spending.…
So far, we have briefly touched upon the idea of the 51% attack and how it actually allows double spending…