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Ah, good point about crossing. Each individual actually faces enormous local selection pressure, so once a given triangle converges closely enough, offspring ju
by jacques_chester 12y ago
Ah, good point about crossing. Each individual actually faces enormous local selection pressure, so once a given triangle converges closely enough, offspring just aren't going to be selected upon crossover with a (possibly very different) neighbour.
So actually I think this demonstrates a kind speciation in a very sharply divided landscape. It'd probably work better on simple images with smooth gradients and the like.