Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: A recent theoretical investigation of modular representations shows that certain modularizations can introduce a distance bias into a landscape. This was a static analysis, and empirical investigations re used to connect formal results to performance. Here  replace this experimentation with an introductory runtime analysis of performance.  study a base-line, unbiased modularization that makes use of a complete module set (CMS), with special focus on strings that grow logarithmically with the problem size.  learn that even unbiased modularizations can have profound effects on problem performance. Our (1+1) CMS-EA optimizes a generalized OneMax problem in Ω( n  2 ) time, provably worse than a (1+1) EA. More generally, our (1+1) CMS-EA optimizes a particular class of concatenated functions in  O (2 lm   k n ) time, where l m  is the length of module strings and  k  is the number of module positions, when the modularization is aligned with the problem separability.  compare our results to known results for traditional EAs, and develop new intuition about modular encapsulation.  observe that search in the CMS-EA is essentially conducted at two levels (intra- and extra-module) and use this observation to construct a module trap, requiring super-polynomial time for our CMS-EA and  O ( n  ln  n ) for the analogous EA.
['R. Paul Wiegand', 'Gautham Anil', 'Ivan I. Garibay', 'Ozlem O. Garibay', 'Annie S. Wu']
I am writing a research paper on a idea On the performance effects of unbiased module encapsulation
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