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NEvAr – System Overview

Authors

Penousal Machado
F. Amilcar Cardoso

Abstract

In the past few years, a new Artificial Intelligence area has begun to emerge, usually named
Creative Reasoning. While some researchers approach the study of creativity from a human
perspective, and thus try to model human creativity, we follow a different approach: we
consider nature to be creative, and hence try to it in an attempt to create systems that have the
potential to be creative. In this paper we make an overview of the evolutionary art tool NEvAr
– a system that allows the evolution of populations of images.

Subject

Evolutionary Art

Related Project

NEvAr - Neuro Evolutionary Art

Conference

Generative Art, December 2003

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Year 2012 : 1 citations

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Year 2009 : 1 citations

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Year 2007 : 1 citations

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Year 2004 : 1 citations

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