\section{eo\-Stochastic\-Universal\-Select$<$ EOT $>$ Class Template Reference}
\label{classeo_stochastic_universal_select}\index{eoStochasticUniversalSelect@{eoStochasticUniversalSelect}}
eo\-Stochastic\-Universal\-Select: select an individual proportional to her stored fitness value, but in contrast with eo\-Stochastic\-Universal\-Select, get rid of most finite sampling effects by doing all selections in one go, using a single random number.  


{\tt \#include $<$eo\-Stochastic\-Universal\-Select.h$>$}

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\subsection*{Public Member Functions}
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{\bf eo\-Stochastic\-Universal\-Select} (const {\bf eo\-Pop}$<$ {\bf EOT} $>$ \&pop={\bf eo\-Pop}$<$ {\bf EOT} $>$())\label{classeo_stochastic_universal_select_a0}

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void {\bf setup} (const {\bf eo\-Pop}$<$ {\bf EOT} $>$ \&\_\-pop)\label{classeo_stochastic_universal_select_a1}

\begin{CompactList}\small\item\em virtual function to setup some population stats (for instance eo\-Proportional can benefit greatly from this) \item\end{CompactList}\item 
const {\bf EOT} \& {\bf operator()} (const {\bf eo\-Pop}$<$ {\bf EOT} $>$ \&\_\-pop)\label{classeo_stochastic_universal_select_a2}

\begin{CompactList}\small\item\em do the selection, \item\end{CompactList}\end{CompactItemize}
\subsection*{Private Types}
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typedef std::vector$<$ unsigned $>$ {\bf Index\-Vec}\label{classeo_stochastic_universal_select_y0}

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\subsection*{Private Attributes}
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Index\-Vec {\bf indices}\label{classeo_stochastic_universal_select_r0}

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\subsection{Detailed Description}
\subsubsection*{template$<$class EOT$>$ class eo\-Stochastic\-Universal\-Select$<$ EOT $>$}

eo\-Stochastic\-Universal\-Select: select an individual proportional to her stored fitness value, but in contrast with eo\-Stochastic\-Universal\-Select, get rid of most finite sampling effects by doing all selections in one go, using a single random number. 



Definition at line 44 of file eo\-Stochastic\-Universal\-Select.h.

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