Multiprocessing feature added on pygad.py.#116
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Your request has so many changes which is not mandatory to support parallel processing. If possible, please keep the changes focused to the purpose of parallel processing and keep everything else. |
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The multiprocessing feature is added on the pygad.py file.
The run() and cal_pop_fitness() functions are modified so that they accept three additional arguments, namely:
An additional function, cal_pop_single_fitness(), is defined and called asynchronously from within the cal_pop_fitness() function in case the multiprocessing approach is to be applied.