abstract = "Many of the most effective attempts to harness the
power of the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) to
accelerate Genetic Programming (GP) have dynamically
compiled code for individuals as they are to be
evaluated. This approach executes very quickly on the
GPU but is slow to compile, hence only vast data-sets
fully reap its rewards. To reduce compilation time, we
generate and compile code in the lower-level language
PTX. We investigate this in the context of implementing
Tweaking Mutation Behaviour Learning (TMBL) on the GPU.
We find that for programs of 300 instructions, using
PTX reduces the compile time 5.861 times and even
increases the evaluation speed by 23.029percent",
notes = "wk308d-lewis.pdf Computational Intelligence on
Consumer Games and Graphics Hardware Also known as
\cite{2002033} Distributed on CD-ROM at GECCO-2011.