TheGmax achieves its objectives by imitating the biological operations of genetic inheritance that drive the adaptation and evolution of living things.
The application of such operations to 'computer code sequences' instead of 'genetic code sequences' enables software algorithms (models) to spontaneously self-modify and adapt.
When applied continuously with fixity of purpose to a large population of algorithms, they are encouraged to become supremely adapted to their intended purpose.
In other words, TheGmax enables computers to evolve their own software.
The naturalist, Charles Darwin, named this process "evolution by natural selection." We call it Genetic Modeling.
This approach to the analysis of data exhibits some extraordinary auto-emergent properties that are extremely beneficial and most unlikely to be found in any other modeling paradigm. We list them in the adjacent panel.