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What Makes a Redundant Representation Remember? Lineage Isolation, Not Masking
Memory-based evolutionary algorithms for dynamic optimization often carry a redundant second copy of the genotype and expose only one copy to the objective, on the assumption that the shielded copy accumulates information about past optima. We show this assumption is false as usually implemented, an
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