During an evolution, the minimum, maximum, and averagefitness of a population is 1.2, 270, and 40, respectively. If themost fit individual is to be 3 time more likely than theaverage fit individual to be selected, and the least fitindividual is 1/3 as likely as the average fit individual to beselected, what is the scaled fitness of an individual whose rawfitness is 58.

From the available information, one gets to know that Minimum fitness of population is 1.2…

Answered: During an evolution, the minimum,…

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