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• TITLE: Synthesis of Time-to-Amplitude Converter by Mean CoeVolution with Adaptive Parameters

  AUTHORS: Yerbol A. Sapargaliyev, Tatiana G. Kalganova

  KEYWORDS: Analog Circuit Synthesis, EVolutionary Electronics, Computational Circuits, SPICE

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Software Engineering and Applications, Vol.4 No.8, August 2, 2011

  ABSTRACT: The challenging task to synthesize automatically a time-to-amplitude converter, which unites by its functionality several digital circuits, has been successfully solved with the help of a novel methodology. The proposed approach is based on a paradigm according to which the substructures are regarded as additional mutation types and when ranged with other mutations form a new adaptive individual-level mutation technique. This mutation approach led to the discovery of an original coevolution strategy that is characterized by very low selection rates. Parallel island-model evolution has been running in a hybrid competitive-cooperative interaction throughout two incremental stages. The adaptive population size is applied for synchronization of the parallel evolutions.