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I have extended the previous stub to a fully-fledged article. I acknowledge my debt with my English teacher, Ellen, for a very encouraging review process. I have used some ‹div› tags to make internal links to some bulleted list items, but the layout of those items has been somewhat altered. Josedavid (talk) 08:44, 6 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

The intro could be a little more accesible to the non-expert. A few more links to some of the basic info needed in order to even begin to understand would be helpful right at the beginning. I have removed the wikify tag after some basic fixes.Nihola (talk) 04:26, 10 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Portions of this article lifted?

Some portions of this article seem to have been pasted in (based on their strange appearance in edit mode). Because of the appearance I decided to do a quick text search. I found that some of this article seems to be pasted from other articles. For instance, this section of the article -

1st generation The first generation of MA refers to hybrid algorithms, a marriage between a population-based global search (often in the form of an evolutionary algorithm) coupled with a cultural evolutionary stage. This first generation of MA although encompasses characteristics of cultural evolution (in the form of local refinement) in the search cycle, it may not qualify as a true evolving system according to Universal Darwinism, since all the core principles of inheritance/ memetic transmission, variation and selection are missing. This suggests why the term MA stirred up criticisms and controversies among researchers when first introduced...

Is very similiar to: http://www.springerlink.com/content/93888m4873651g16/

A proposition on memes and meta-memes in computing for higher ... by R Meuth - 2009 -

of MA refers to hybrid algorithms, a marriage between a population-based global search (often in the form of an evolutionary algorithm) coupled with a cultural evolution- ary stage. The first generation of MA though it encompasses characteristics of cultural evolution (in the form of local refinement) in the search ...

This needs to be looked into, and I'm going tag the article. Nihola (talk) 04:30, 10 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]