Interactive Evolutionary Design in a Hierarchical Way
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K.H. Chan, John Frazer, Ming Xi Tang: Interactive Evolutionary Design in a Hierarchical Way. In: Generative Art 2001.
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This paper introduces a computational system framework for enhancing design in an evolutionary manner. The framework provides a structure for supporting design activities at the conceptual design stage at different levels of representation and manipulation. With this framework, designers can interactively manipulate design data and develop a solution in a hierarchical manner. Furthermore this system framework provides explorative and adaptive ability through its inter-links with a number of computational evolutionary and generative modules. In this paper, this system framework and its application in the design of wine glasses are presented.
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