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Added Eric Floehr as Contributor.
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**Christian Kastner**, Austria.

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**Eric Floehr**, `Intellovations <http://www.intellovations.com/>`_, `@ForecastWatch <http://twitter.com/ForecastWatch>`_, Ohio, USA.

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too much optimizations, you can use Cython to create your own C/C++ extensions; the
best approach is to use Cython to build your :term:`Evaluation function`, which is
usually the most consuming part of Genetic Algorithms.

**PyPy**
PyPy is the current holy grail of for improving performance of pure-Python
modules like Pyevolve. Benchmarks has shown that PyPy is currently the
most indicated alternative for speeding up your Genetic Algorithm, if you're
only using pure-Python modules in your application, you definitively
should use PyPy.

.. seealso::

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`Cython - C-Extensions for Python <http://www.cython.org/>`_
Official Cython project home.

`PyPy - PyPy Python Implementation <http://pypy.org/>`_
Official PyPy project site.

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