article·2003-06-01

Evolutionary algorithms aided textile design

Darko Grundler, Tomislav Rolich

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Abstract

Fabric design has always been a matter of inspiration, depending mostly upon man's ingenuity and creativity. The authors suggest that creation of fabric patterns using evolution algorithms, which can not only help in improving design created by man, but also make the procedure semi‐automatic, meaning much less dependent upon the designer himself/herself. Evolution algorithm based software offers a wide range of fabric patterns and is also able to create new ones based on the user's choice. The procedure can also be of considerable help to professional designers, as it can offer patterns they would not or could not create themselves. The system described is inexpensive and can be used on IBM compatible personal computers. It is user‐friendly and can be implemented with no previous preparation on the part of the user. The results of preliminary investigations suggest a practical applicability of the software.
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OpenAlex topics: Evolutionary Algorithms and Applications · Architecture and Computational Design · Greenhouse Technology and Climate Control

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