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\section{peo\-Agg\-Eval\-Func$<$ EOT $>$ Class Template Reference}
\label{classpeoAggEvalFunc}\index{peoAggEvalFunc@{peoAggEvalFunc}}
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The \hyperlink{classpeoAggEvalFunc}{peo\-Agg\-Eval\-Func} class offers only the interface for creating aggregate evaluation functions - there are no direct internal functions provided.  


{\tt \#include $<$peo\-Agg\-Eval\-Func.h$>$}

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\subsection{Detailed Description}
\subsubsection*{template$<$class EOT$>$ class peo\-Agg\-Eval\-Func$<$ EOT $>$}

The \hyperlink{classpeoAggEvalFunc}{peo\-Agg\-Eval\-Func} class offers only the interface for creating aggregate evaluation functions - there are no direct internal functions provided. 

The class inherits {\bf public eo\-BF$<$ EOT\&, const typename EOT :: Fitness\&, void $>$} thus requiring, for the derived classes, the creation of a function having the following signature:

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void operator()( EOT\& \_\-\_\-eot, const typename EOT :: Fitness\& \_\-\_\-partial\_\-fittness ); ~ &~  \\\hline
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The aggregation object is called in an iterative manner for each of the results obtained by applying partial evaluation functions. 



Definition at line 25 of file peo\-Agg\-Eval\-Func.h.

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