Mike Gold's contributions

In this article, we will talk about a simpler GA technique for manipulating symbolic expressions and also use it to derive the Pythagorean equation.

Gene Expression programming (GEP) is a subset of Genetic Algorithms, except it uses genomes whose strings of numbers represent symbols.

In this article, I will show you how to implement ray tracing in C# and .NET.

This program combines the designs of the Eater Game and the Maze Generation Program to create a more challenging game, Eater Game II. In this game, you move a pacman-like character through a maze and eat as many stones as you can before time runs out. You have a minute and a half to try to eat stones before the pac-man simply freezes-up and accepts his quota of stones.

This article focuses on how to generate a maze using the depth first search algorithm. This is a very simple but clever algorithm that creates a maze by randomly stripping one available wall between two cells for every cell in the grid.

The Web Thermometer is a good example for using GDI+.

This album allows you to drag your images directly from Windows Explorer into the spot you want your picture to occupy. You can also edit the captions by clicking on the labels under the pictures.

After writing the Genetic Algorithm Article for implementing a Genetic Algorithm in C#, I tried to think of a good example of how to illustrate a real-world use of Genetic Algorithms to illustrate artificial intelligence.

In this example we'll create an add-in that allows you to insert a copyright statement at the top of your code window.

In this article we will take the contents of our GridView control and spill it into an Excel spreadsheet using this wrapper mechanism.

In our last two articles, we talked about how to create an editable GridView and how to make it persistent in XML.

In this article we will take advantage of the XML classes available to us to persist the GridView control that we talked about in our first article in this series. The two classes we utilize in our code are XmlTextWriter and XmlTextReader.

In this article we will take advantage of the XML classes available to us to persist the GridView control that we talked about in our first article in this series. The two classes we utilize in our code are XmlTextWriter and XmlTextReader.

I've gotten a lot of e-mail about my GridView control Article, so I've decided to write a follow up article on a more powerful control that allows you to edit the cells within the control and change the colors of the cells.

Build a C# GDI+ XY plot user control that dynamically stores points with ArrayList, translates graph coordinates, adds axis labels, and draws a spiral.

If you want to sort on the first column of a ListView, simply click the Sorting in the properties Window and choose Ascending or Descending as a value. If you want to do sorting in all the columns of a ListView, you need to write custom sorting using the ListViewItemSorter property.

A few weeks ago, the New Jersey State lottery was up to 300,000,000 dollars.

One of the more interesting developments that has come out of the Artificial Intelligence world is the invention of Genetic Algorithms.

Gene Expression programming (GEP) is a subset of Genetic Algorithms, except it uses genomes whose strings of numbers represent symbols. The string of symbols can further represent equations, grammars, or logical mappings.

This program can stand improvements but it will get you started in creating an invoice and printing it to the printer.