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Grammatical Evolution of L-systems

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Grammatical Evolution of L-systems

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— L-systems are parallel generative grammars that can model branching structures. Taking a graphical object and attempting to derive an L-system describing it is a hard problem. Grammatical Evolution (GE) is an evolutionary technique aimed at creating grammars describing the legal structures an object can take. We use GE to evolve L-systems, and investigate the effect of elitism, and the form of the underlying grammar.

Darren Beaumont, Susan Stepney

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Added	21 Jul 2010
Updated	21 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2009
Where	CEC
Authors	Darren Beaumont, Susan Stepney

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