Making use of casting to list

src/initialization/initialization_methods.py

@@ -1,14 +1,21 @@
 def chromosomes_to_population(initialize):
     """Makes a population from chromosomes."""
-    return lambda ga: ga.make_population([initialize(ga) for _ in range(ga.population_size)])
+    return lambda ga:\
+        ga.make_population(
+            [initialize(ga) for _ in range(ga.population_size)]
+        )
 
 def genes_to_chromosome(initialize):
     """Converts a collection of genes to a chromosome."""
-    return lambda ga: ga.make_chromosome([genes for genes in initialize(ga)])
+    return lambda ga:\
+        ga.make_chromosome(
+            list(initialize(ga))
+        )
 
-def value_to_gene(initialize):
+def values_to_genes(initialize):
     """Converts a collection of values to genes."""
-    return lambda ga: (ga.make_gene(value) for value in initialize(ga))
+    return lambda ga:\
+        (ga.make_gene(value) for value in initialize(ga))
 
 
 class Initialization_Methods:
@@ -25,7 +32,7 @@ class Initialization_Methods:
 
     @chromosomes_to_population
     @genes_to_chromosome
-    @value_to_gene
+    @values_to_genes
     def random_initialization(ga):
         """Takes the initialization inputs and returns a collection of values.
         Method decorators convert them to a GA population object.