The majority of genetic programming implementations build expressions that only use a single data type. This is in contrast to human engineered programs that typically make use of multiple data types, as this provides the ability to express solutions in a more natural fashion. In this paper, we present a version of Cartesian Genetic Programming that handles multiple data types. We demonstrate that this allows evolution to quickly find competitive, compact, and human readable solutions on multiple classification tasks.
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