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test currently has the same number of same-color pairs as different-color pairs. this would have helped me to realize it's a minimization problem quicker.
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The change modifies the example so it goes from having 6 unique edges to 7. This improves the example so that it is clear the fitness function is evaluating different edges not similar ones.
It would be useful to highlight in the example that non-distinct edges are amalgemated rather than count as a double edge.
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seems I don't have permissions to merge this PR. would happily do it ! |
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The test currently has a graph with the same number of same color pairs as different color pairs. I think this update will help clarify how the fitness function evaluates a state and that it is a minimization problem.