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Triangula
Generate high-quality triangulated and polygonal art from images
Generate high-quality triangulated and polygonal art from images. Triangula uses a modified genetic algorithm to triangulate or polygonate images. It works best with images smaller than 3000px and with fewer than 3000 points, typically producing an optimal result within a couple of minutes. For a full explanation of the algorithm, see this page in the wiki. You can try the algorithm out in your browser, but the desktop app will typically be 20-50x faster. ... -
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TESTIMAGES
Testing images for scientific purposes
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LAVA for AFM
Lloyd's Algorithm-based Volumetric Analysis for AFM Images
This MATLAB-based program enables analysis of AFM images. In particular, it allows the user to measure the volume of all distinguishable features in an image and to isolate and sort those particles. As the name implies, LAVA uses Lloyd's Algorithm, also known as k-means sorting, to identify a small set of volumes representative of the actual distribution of particle in the image. -
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DJDarwin
A Genetic algorithm approach to creating beats.
The program puts beats through evolution - survival, mutations, reproduction. The purpose, in the words of Africa Bambaataa - Looking for the perfect beat. Using a genetic algorithmic framework, the user's taste defines a Beat fitness function - she decides which beats survive and breed, and which join the choir invisible. In addition, the user can easily define an automatic fitness function, put the program on 'autopilot' mode, and let it speed up evolution. Different types of... -
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texgenpack
Texture compression and conversion program with KTX and DDS support.
texgenpack is a texture compression and conversion program featuring a command line utility and a simple GUI program . Compression is implemented using a genetic algorithm. It supports compression, decompression, conversion and comparison of texture and image files. The image format supported is PNG, while for textures there is support for KTX, PKM and DDS using ETC1, ETC2, DXT1/3/5 or BPTC (BC7) texture compression. Several uncompressed texture format are also supported. This program requires the installation of libfgen, also avalable on SourceForge. -
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Rand Tree
Random Tree Generator for MatLab
RandTree is a MatLab based tree simulator program where the algorithm is based on Honda's model. We have used probabilistic generation of branches in order to simulate visually realistic tree structures. This program is designed to generate branching structures with bifurcation branching pattern (sympodial branching). By changing the probabilities and branching angles, you can generate different shapes of trees. -
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This is a MATLAB implementation of inverse compositional Active Appearance Models (AAMs), as described in the "Active Appearance Models Revisited" paper by Iain Matthews and Simon Baker.
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Audio Analysis/Resynthesis the way Darwin would have done it if he were only into computer music. Using a genetic algorithm to evolve a sinusoidal/noise based sound model, create variations as the audio chromosome of a sound's family tree progresses.
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Moved to github! https://github.com/aaronbot3000/image-evolver The goal of the Image Evolver is to recreate a source picture using overlapping transparent shapes positioned a genetic algorithm.
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A hierarchical representation language for music, which can be used as a human algorithmic composition tool or as a semi-automated composition tool using a genetic algorithm with human listeners as the fitness function.
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musicomp is a program which most important element is an evolutionary algorithm which uses data mining methods as a fitness function to generate monophone melodies.
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Implementation of a Silhouette extraction algorithm [1]. Coded in octave (matlab). [1] M. Yamada, K. Ebihara, and J. Ohya. A New Robust Real-time Method for Extracting Human Silhouettes from Color Images. Int. Conf. on Auto. Face and Gesture Recog., 1998
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