Semantic Operators for Evolutionary Art
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Joao Correia and Penousal Machado: Semantic Operators for Evolutionary Art. In: Semantic Methods in Genetic Programming, 13 September 2014, Workshop at Parallel Problem Solving from Nature 2014 conference
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Semantic aware crossover and mutation operators [5] have become a hot topic of research within the Genetic Programming (GP) community. Inspired on the works of Sims [4] and Hart [1] concerning the generation of short animations through “genetic morphing” between individuals we propose semantic aware operators for evolutionary art.
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