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Sensor data processing using genetic algorithms

An off-the-shelf package is commonly used to generate an approximating polynomial from partial sensor data. The floating-point coefficients are rounded to the target architecture's size. Rounding errors can actually be due to this solution space translation. A genetic algorithm can be used to find the optimal coefficient set in the restricted target space.