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2011
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Osei M. Bonsu, Christopher D. Ellingwood, James P. Hoffmann, Daniel E. Bentil:
Modeling invasive species spread in Lake Champlain via evolutionary computations. Theory Biosci. 130(2): 145-152 (2011)

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2007
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Daniel E. Bentil, Osei M. Bonsu, Christopher D. Ellingwood, James P. Hoffmann:
Analysis of a Schnute postulate-based unified growth model for model selection in evolutionary computations. Biosyst. 90(2): 467-474 (2007)
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James P. Hoffmann:
Simultaneous Inductive and Deductive Modeling of Ecological Systems via Evolutionary Computation and Information Theory. Simul. 82(7): 439-450 (2006)
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James P. Hoffmann, Christopher D. Ellingwood, Osei M. Bonsu, Daniel E. Bentil:
Ecological Model Selection via Evolutionary Computation and Information Theory. Genet. Program. Evolvable Mach. 5(2): 229-241 (2004)

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