Sousaku Imouto - Ch. 4

[MangaDex]

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[ninkek]

I am legitimately impressed.

 

[WhimsiCat]

Don't you mean 'sexually' brush imouto's teeth? Arararararagi-san.

 

[Elma_]

but wise fox , give me thy wisdom. without an imouto what shall i do?

 

[Nermie01]

Fun fact, it takes about 7-8 generations of direct, continuous incestuous pregnancies to start seeing any notable birth defects. On average.

 

[BCS]

She wants to use a condom

NTR end confirmed

 

[That-Guy]

 Sighs
My sins have increased yet again.

 

[Ungrave]

Fun fact, it takes about 7-8 generations of direct, continuous incestuous pregnancies to start seeing any notable birth defects. On average.

By this point generic engineering should have figured out how to fix any of these so perhaps we're already in the clear? Worst case you just force another life into this hell we call existence.

 

[Googloo]

well i dont have an imouto so time to brush me self then

 

[D0ncoming5torm]

I'm still not convinced that the author won't pull the stepsibling excuse

 

[Korvalus]

Solution: convert to the archaic Egyptian pantheon and proclaim yourself pharaoh. It worked for them for, at least, two thousand years.

 

[Sullieman]

but wise fox , give me thy wisdom. without an imouto what shall i do?

 

[Nolonar]

Actually, the real problem with incest is not the genetic defects but the lack of genetic diversity. I've experienced this first hand while implementing a genetic algorithm.

The problem was given as a list of inputs and their expected outputs, and the goal was to find a program that will produce the expected outputs when given those inputs. Starting with a bunch of random programs (made of a bunch of individual instructions), select the best individuals (the better they performed, the more likely they will be selected), have pairs of them produce offsprings, and mutate the offsprings at random.

Not all programs are valid. For example: "A +" is obviously invalid, because the "+" operator expects 2 inputs. Genetically speaking, we could say that those programs have genetic defects. So I tried to implement the algorithm in such a way that the starting population (which is random) was always guaranteed to be valid.

I rarely got a perfect solution (a program that would always produce the expected output, no matter what the input is), but I still managed to get perfect solutions from time to time. So I tried to ensure that the programs always remain valid no matter how they mutate or how they are combined to produce offsprings.

As a result, my algorithm became unable to produce any good solutions. As a final attempt, I decided to not bother with defects. If the programs are invalid, let them be invalid. Suddenly, I got about 20 times as many perfect solutions as during my first attempt.

Based on my findings, I theorize that guaranteeing validity of the programs has led to a reduction in genetic diversity. I essentially implemented incest without even being aware of it.

 

[Sullieman]

Actually, the real problem with incest is not the genetic defects but the lack of genetic diversity. I've experienced this first hand while implementing a genetic algorithm.

The problem was given as a list of inputs and their expected outputs, and the goal was to find a program that will produce the expected outputs when given those inputs. Starting with a bunch of random programs (made of a bunch of individual instructions), select the best individuals (the better they performed, the more likely they will be selected), have pairs of them produce offsprings, and mutate the offsprings at random.

Not all programs are valid. For example: "A +" is obviously invalid, because the "+" operator expects 2 inputs. Genetically speaking, we could say that those programs have genetic defects. So I tried to implement the algorithm in such a way that the starting population (which is random) was always guaranteed to be valid.

I rarely got a perfect solution (a program that would always produce the expected output, no matter what the input is), but I still managed to get perfect solutions from time to time. So I tried to ensure that the programs always remain valid no matter how they mutate or how they are combined to produce offsprings.

As a result, my algorithm became unable to produce any good solutions. As a final attempt, I decided to not bother with defects. If the programs are invalid, let them be invalid. Suddenly, I got about 20 times as many perfect solutions as during my first attempt.

Based on my findings, I theorize that guaranteeing validity of the programs has led to a reduction in genetic diversity. I essentially implemented incest without even being aware of it.

You're a pretty cool guy.

 

[greas]

What does the flight mode mean?

 

[chilzhul]

What does the flight mode mean?

Also known as Airplane mode, it shuts down all the wireless connections of your device.

 

[MontDilanus1343]

Doesn't airplane mode, send whatever you have pending, as soon as you reconnect radio?

I'm expecting a .5 chapter. For science.

 

[greatninja3]

Doesn't airplane mode, send whatever you have pending, as soon as you reconnect radio?

I'm expecting a .5 chapter. For science.

depends on the type of messenger up ether they say error click to resend or like you said they wait for a connection

considering it has the reload button near the picture she sent means its the click to resend kind

 

[Sullieman]

I'm expecting a .5 chapter. For science.

I checked the author's fanbox, it's basically dead. So, I regret to inform that there are no lewds of this imouto.