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    IS71014B Workshops in Creative Coding 1 (2016-17) : Genetic Photobooth Modification

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    This document provides ideas for modifying a genetic photobooth code to use different shapes as the basic elements. It suggests replacing the triangles currently used with circles or ellipses, which would require a gene size of 8-9 to encode color (RGBA), location (x,y), and width/height. Another idea is to use letters of various colors and sizes, which would require a gene of size 9 to encode color (RGBAA), location (x,y), size, and letter type. The document estimates these gene sizes would be needed to reproduce the original images using the modified elements.

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    This document provides ideas for modifying a genetic photobooth code to use different shapes as the basic elements. It suggests replacing the triangles currently used with circles or ellipses, which would require a gene size of 8-9 to encode color (RGBA), location (x,y), and width/height. Another idea is to use letters of various colors and sizes, which would require a gene of size 9 to encode color (RGBAA), location (x,y), size, and letter type. The document estimates these gene sizes would be needed to reproduce the original images using the modified elements.

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    This document provides ideas for modifying a genetic photobooth code to use different shapes as the basic elements. It suggests replacing the triangles currently used with circles or ellipses, which would require a gene size of 8-9 to encode color (RGBA), location (x,y), and width/height. Another idea is to use letters of various colors and sizes, which would require a gene of size 9 to encode color (RGBAA), location (x,y), size, and letter type. The document estimates these gene sizes would be needed to reproduce the original images using the modified elements.

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    IS71014B Workshops In Creative Coding 1


    (2016-17)
    Dashboard Academic Year 2016-2017 Computing Postgraduate
    IS71014B (2016-17) Week 18 - Advanced generative algorithms
    Genetic Photobooth Modification

    Genetic Photobooth Modification

    Genetic Photobooth modification


    In this assignment you'll have to study the code provided in the Genetic Photobooth example and
    modify it to use dierent shapes / primary elements.

    Ideas to explore:
    Idea 1: Replace the triangles as a gene/unit and use circles or ellipses instead. How big would
    the size of the gene in that case be? How about 4 for color (RGBA), 2 for location (x,y), 1 or 2
    for width, height (circle vs. ellipse). That's a total of: 8-9. You shouldn't need to change the
    DNA class, but only the getPhenotype() function of the Individual() class. See how
    circles look in greyscale in

    Evolving Darwin - Genetic Algorithm

    of an evolving Darwin painting.


    Idea 2: How about using letters of various colors and size in order to reproduce the image
    taken? A rough estimate is that the gene in that case would be 9. Color (RGBAA) would take 5
    again, 2 for location (x,y), 1 for size and 1 to represent the type of letter in the image.

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