I'll vote for option #2 since I doubt I'd meet the requirements for  
#3.  :)

I will continue to clean up the code and develop some documentation.   
I hope to have something ready for you to review in a few days.

Thanks!
-Dave

On Sep 19, 2008, at 11:51 AM, Sean Luke wrote:

> Dave, this is cool to hear.
>
> So there are three levels we can do this at:
>
> 1. At the very least I can put a link to your stuff on the ECJ web  
> page.
> 2. We can host the code in the 'contrib' directory.  You'd be in  
> charge of it.
> 3. We can import the code into the main ECJ distribution.  To do  
> this, the code has to match ECJ coding norms and design standards  
> (and be good!)
>
> What do you think?
>
> Sean
>
> David wrote:
>> Sean,
>> I am putting the finishing touches on a rudimentary implementation  
>> of Cartesian Genetic Programming (CGP) for ECJ.  CGP is a genetic  
>> programming technique invented by Julian Miller - more information  
>> here:  http://www.cartesiangp.co.uk/.
>> I am interested in submitting my implementation to the ECJ code  
>> base.  If this is agreeable to you, I was thinking of placing my  
>> implementation under the "contrib" directory.  My hope is that  
>> others can improve and build on this work.
>> I've run a handful of test problems with this CGP implementation:  
>> Even-n-parity, regression, breast cancer classifier, and the  
>> classic Iris species classifier.  I would include these as sample  
>> implementations in the contribution.
>> Let me know what you think!
>> Regards,
>> -Dave