I have a k-dimensional Delaunay tessellation algorithm based upon the Bowyer-Watson algorithm. It is prototyped in Python, and terribly slow, but I believe that this can be accelerated by magnitudes by using a ball tree.
The next step to seeing whether I can beat NSGA-II is to solve the problem of iteratively generating new solutions that fall within the bounds represented by an individual's nearest neighbors.
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