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  1. Can a Genetic Algorithm Think Like a Composer?‏‎ (2 Links)
  2. Quantifying Creativity in Art Networks‏‎ (2 Links)
  3. A cybernetic approach to aesthetics‏‎ (2 Links)
  4. Artificial ecosystems for creative discovery‏‎ (2 Links)
  5. RANDOMNESS, (DIS)ORDER, AND GENERATIVITY‏‎ (2 Links)
  6. Holger Ferstl‏‎ (2 Links)
  7. Ungegenständliche Kunst‏‎ (2 Links)
  8. Ranking Cases with Classification Rules‏‎ (2 Links)
  9. Assessing Progress in Building Autonomously Creative Systems‏‎ (2 Links)
  10. Use of Interactive Evolutionary Computation with Simplified Modeling for Computationally Expensive Layout Design Optimization‏‎ (2 Links)
  11. A preliminary investigation of evolution as a form design strategy‏‎ (2 Links)
  12. Evolutionary Design in Art‏‎ (2 Links)
  13. Learning Preference Models in Recommender Systems‏‎ (2 Links)
  14. Decision Tree Modeling for Ranking Data‏‎ (2 Links)
  15. Using Grammatical Evolution to Parameterise Interactive 3D Image Generation‏‎ (2 Links)
  16. From Mondrian to Frank Lloyd Wright: Transforming Evolving Representations‏‎ (2 Links)
  17. Ian Butterfield‏‎ (2 Links)
  18. Evolutionary Image Transition Using Random Walks‏‎ (2 Links)
  19. Automated Collage Generation - With More Intent 2011‏‎ (2 Links)
  20. Learning to colour greyscale images‏‎ (2 Links)
  21. Collage, Technology, and Creative Process‏‎ (2 Links)
  22. Evolutionary Synthesis of Micromachines Using Supervisory Multiobjective Interactive Evolutionary Computation‏‎ (2 Links)
  23. Representation and Mimesis in Generative Art: Creating Fifty Sisters‏‎ (2 Links)
  24. Accounting for Bias in the Evaluation of Creative Computational Systems: An Assessment of DARCI‏‎ (2 Links)
  25. Taming nature: tapping the creative potential of ecosystem models in the arts‏‎ (2 Links)
  26. Automatic Mineral Identification Using Genetic Programming‏‎ (2 Links)
  27. Generating Artwork Using Previous Created Image as Coloring Palette‏‎ (2 Links)
  28. Image Warping for a Painterly Effect‏‎ (2 Links)
  29. Combining Representational Domains for Computational Creativity‏‎ (2 Links)
  30. Techniques for highly multiobjective optimisation: some nondominated points are better than others‏‎ (2 Links)
  31. Ludic Considerations of Tablet-Based Evo-Art‏‎ (2 Links)
  32. Visual Hallucination For Computational Creation‏‎ (2 Links)
  33. Role of Simplicity in Creative Behaviour: The Case of the Poietic Generator‏‎ (2 Links)
  34. Complex constructions based on symmetry breaking in simple three dimensional IFS‏‎ (2 Links)
  35. Evolutionary shape grammars for product design‏‎ (2 Links)
  36. On Two Desiderata for Creativity Support Tools‏‎ (2 Links)
  37. Automatic invention of fitness functions with application to scene generation‏‎ (2 Links)
  38. Visualization of Four-Dimensional Spacetimes‏‎ (2 Links)
  39. On the Impact of Chat Communication on Computer-Supported Idea Generation Processes‏‎ (2 Links)
  40. Autonomy, Signature and Creativity‏‎ (2 Links)
  41. Domain Bridging Associations Support Creativity‏‎ (2 Links)
  42. Ways of Seeing: Visualization of Artificial Life Environments‏‎ (2 Links)
  43. Evolving 3D Morphology and Behavior by Competition‏‎ (2 Links)
  44. Generative Art Inspired by Nature, Using NodeBox‏‎ (2 Links)
  45. Evolving Creative Portrait Painter Programs Using Darwinian Techniques with an Automatic Fitness Function‏‎ (2 Links)
  46. Generative Representations for Artificial Architecture and Passive Solar Performance TR‏‎ (2 Links)
  47. Generic Evolutionary Design‏‎ (2 Links)
  48. Computational Creativity Conceptualisation Grounded on ICCC Papers‏‎ (2 Links)
  49. Semantic Operators for Evolutionary Art‏‎ (2 Links)
  50. Evolving an Aircraft Using a Parametric Design System‏‎ (2 Links)

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