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An '''Evolutionary algorithm''' (EA) is a stochastic numerical analysis that takes its inspiration from the [[Theory of evolution]] particularly the optimization power of [[natural selection]]. The main thing that sets an evolutionary algorithm apart from other stochastic methods is the use of a [[fitness function]] to select for optimal solutions. New solutions are a created by allowing existing ones to breed with each other. Also many algorithms use random alterations in the coded solution similar to the biological principle of [[mutation]]. The fitness program selects solutions that better solve the problem and increases the frequency of that solution and its descendants in the over all population of solutions.  
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An '''Evolutionary algorithm''' (EA) is a stochastic numerical analysis that takes its inspiration from the [[theory of evolution]], particularly the optimization power of [[natural selection]]. The main thing that sets an evolutionary algorithm apart from other stochastic methods is the use of a [[fitness function]] to select for optimal solutions. New solutions are a created by allowing existing ones to breed with each other. Also many algorithms use random alterations in the coded solution similar to the biological principle of [[mutation]]. The fitness program selects solutions that better solve the problem and increases the frequency of that solution and its descendants in the over all population of solutions.  
    
==Types of Evolutionary algorithms==
 
==Types of Evolutionary algorithms==
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