[Python] Evaluation of fitness function of genomes in NEAT for large datasets

Discussão em 'Python' iniciado por Stack, Abril 12, 2025.

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    I am working on a project using NEAT (NeuroEvolution) for malware classification. The dataset is relatively large - say 70000 training and 50000 test samples, and I imagine that evaluating the fitness function, which would be a cost function for each genome after passing all samples through the network would take a long time.

    Is there any way I could speed up the evaluation of the fitness of each genome or use a subset of samples in the training data. If so, how would the sampling process work?

    Any guidance greatly appreciated

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