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== Reference ==
[[Simon Colton]], Jeremy Gow, Pedro Torres, Paul Cairns: [[Experiments in Objet Trouve Browsing]]. In: [[Computational Creativity 2010 ICCC 2010]]. 238-247.

== DOI ==

== Abstract ==
We report on two experiments to study the use of a graphic
design tool for generating and selecting image filters, in which the aes-
thetic preferences that the user expresses whilst browsing filtered images
drives the filter generation process. In the first experiment, we found ev-
idence for the idea that intelligent employment of the user’s preferences
when generating filters can improve the overall quality of the designs
produced, as assessed by the users themselves. The results also suggest
some user behaviours related to the fidelity of the image filters, i.e., how
much they alter the image they are applied to. A second experiment
tested whether evolutionary techniques which manage fidelity would be
preferred by users. Our results did not support this hypothesis, which
opens up interesting questions about how user preferences can be intel-
ligently employed in browsing-based design tools.

== Extended Abstract ==

== Bibtex ==

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== Links ==
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