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The `.generator` are used to configure data handling and transformation tasks. The `.ml`files again are used for specifying and configuring everthing from the ML-universe. Optimisation files are configured in `.ol`-files. For specifying domain data information, we use data description language, with `.ddl` files. You can find more information on grammar and usage here ([DSL](https://gitlab.informatik.uni-bremen.de/evoal/source/evoal-core/-/wikis/User/DSL/).
# How to get started
Depending on your use case, we have different tutorials to get you started.
Depending on your use case, we have different tutorials to get you started. If you are a domain expert, trying to understand how to describe your domain data, you can find help ([here]()). If you primarily want to use existing algorithms and just configure them to your need, you can read further instruction ([here]()). If you need slight adaptions of existing algorithms, you can find information on how to proceed ([here]()). If you want to implement your own algorithms or extend EvoAl to your needs, you can find information on architecture and other aspects ([here]()).
# How to adapt algorithms
# How to contribute
We are always looking for contributors! If you have extended EvoAl for your own needs and think, this might be a nice extension for EvoAl, let us know in the issues, and we are happy to include it. If you want to be a member of our core development team, contact Bernhard, and we will discuss further steps.
