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http://rogeralsing.com/2008/12/07/genetic-programming-evolut ion-of-mona-lisa/

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Very interesting!! Shocked

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Re: Cool! [message #19508 is a reply to message #19507] Tue, 09 December 2008 19:19 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Started me thinking about converting arbitrary image into highly compressed svg Smile

The algorithm used is highly unoptimal, it is not even true genetic algorithm, but his idea of using alpha channel is brilliant!

Mirek

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Really cool stuff !
I wonder how long it takes to get the final picture....

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Re: Cool! [message #19532 is a reply to message #19508] Fri, 12 December 2008 07:49 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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luzr wrote on Tue, 09 December 2008 21:19

Started me thinking about converting arbitrary image into highly compressed svg Smile

The algorithm used is highly unoptimal, it is not even true genetic algorithm, but his idea of using alpha channel is brilliant!

Mirek

I think using optional vertex colors + alpha will add much flexibility while keeping archive data almost as short as original idea. Also this structure (polygons w/vertex colors) will be compatible with graphics accelerators` polygons so it will be possible to use GPU processing to quickly build resulting image.
Also I think this approach will be even more effective on real-world videos, where it is possible to 'morph' polygons through the frames.

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Re: Cool! [message #19533 is a reply to message #19532] Fri, 12 December 2008 09:53 Go to previous message
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Mindtraveller wrote on Fri, 12 December 2008 01:49

luzr wrote on Tue, 09 December 2008 21:19

Started me thinking about converting arbitrary image into highly compressed svg Smile

The algorithm used is highly unoptimal, it is not even true genetic algorithm, but his idea of using alpha channel is brilliant!

Mirek

I think using optional vertex colors + alpha will add much flexibility while keeping archive data almost as short as original idea. Also this structure (polygons w/vertex colors) will be compatible with graphics accelerators` polygons so it will be possible to use GPU processing to quickly build resulting image.
Also I think this approach will be even more effective on real-world videos, where it is possible to 'morph' polygons through the frames.


Yes, my thinking runs along similar lines Smile

Also, introducing a little bit more rigid structure (e.g. use only triangles and only place new triangles by dividing existing ones to 4) could have interesting use in computer vision.

But then you should have to try a better algorithm...

One option is to start with reduced resolution, then increase resolution as approximation converges.

Mirek

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