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Man Page: pgasetstoppingruletype

Operating Environment: debian

Section: 8

PGASetStoppingRuleType(8)					      PGAPack						 PGASetStoppingRuleType(8)

NAME
PGASetStoppingRuleType - specify a stopping criterion.
DESCRIPTION
If called more than once the different stopping criterion are ORed together. Valid choices are PGA_STOP_MAXITER, PGA_STOP_TOOSIMILAR, or PGA_STOP_NOCHANGE to specify iteration limit reached, population too similar, or no change in the best solution found in a given number of iterations, respectively. The default is to stop when a maximum iteration limit is reached (by default, 1000 iterations).
INPUT PARAMETERS
ctx - context variable stoprule - symbolic constant to specify stopping rule
OUTPUT PARAMETERS
none
SYNOPSIS
#include "pgapack.h" void PGASetStoppingRuleType(ctx, stoprule) PGAContext *ctx int stoprule
LOCATION
stop.c
EXAMPLE
Example: PGAContext *ctx; : PGASetStoppingRuleType(ctx, PGA_STOP_TOOSIMILAR); 05/01/95 PGASetStoppingRuleType(8)
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