Thorsten Schnier

Details der Publikationsliste

Zeitraum

1994 - 2009

Anzahl

35

Co-Autoren

Series of instructions (2009)

Thorsten Schnier, Graph Representation

Creation of programs by artificial evolution Different representations Representation view: anything using tree representation May be programs, may be other things

DRAFT (2008)

Thorsten Schnier

Evolutionary Art is the application of artificial evolution to the creation of artworks. Most evolutoinary art implementations share one characteristic: being locked into a fixed, highly...

New Objective function = Original Objective Function + Penalty Coefficient * (2008)

Thorsten Schnier

Why not just ignore infeasible solutions? May be large fraction, wasted effort Infeasible space still provides knowledge about fitness landscape Optimal solutions often are close to the feasibility...

Abstract Digital Filter Design Using Multiple Pareto Fronts (2008)

Thorsten Schnier, Xin Yao

Evolutionary approaches have been used in a large variety of design domains, from aircraft engineering to the designs of analog filters. Many of these approaches use measures to improve the variety...

NATURE INSPIRED CREATIVE DESIGN – BRINGING TOGETHER IDEAS FROM NATURE, COMPUTER SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, ART, DESIGN (2008)

Thorsten Schnier, Xin Yao, Russell Beale, Bob Hendley, Will Byrne

This paper presents an account of the nature inspired design research network. It discusses the potential benefits of researching and adopting nature inspired approaches in design. It summarises the...

Library of Modules (2007)

Thorsten Schnier, Known Behaviour

Reduce program depth Same computation done in more than one place Functions avoid code-duplication Genetic Programming Context: Less complex code- easier to evolve Functions allow less complex code...

Specialized Operators in Pitt Approach (2007)

Thorsten Schnier

Question: How can the rule set be represented?

Specialized Operators in Pitt Approach (2007)

Thorsten Schnier

Question: How can the rule set be represented?

Why? Part III: Code Reuse Conventional Programming (2007)

Thorsten Schnier, Known Behaviour

Reduce program depth Same computation done in more than one place Functions avoid code-duplication Genetic Programming Context: Less complex code- easier to evolve Functions allow less complex code...

Digital filter design using multiple pareto fronts (2004)

Thorsten Schnier, Xin Yao, Pin Liu

Abstract Evolutionary approaches have been used in a large variety of design domains, from aircraft engineering to the designs of analog filters. Many of these approaches use measures to improve the...

Digital filter design using multiple pareto fronts (2004)

Thorsten Schnier, Xin Yao

Evolutionary approaches have been used in a large variety of design domains, from aircraft engineering to the designs of analog filters. Many of these approaches use measures to improve the variety...

Using negative correlation to evolve fault-tolerant circuits (2003)

Thorsten Schnier, Xin Yao

Abstract. In this paper, we show how artificial evolution can be used to improve the fault-tolerance of electronic circuits. We show that evolution is able to improve the fault tolerance of a digital...

Evolutionary design calibration (2001)

Thorsten Schnier, Xin Yao

Abstract. Evolutionary methods are now beginning to be used routinely in design applications. However, even with computing speeds growing continuously, for many complex design problems evolutionary...

Using multiple representations in evolutionary algorithms (2000)

Thorsten Schnier

Abstract- Although evolutionary algorithms are very different from other artificial intelligence search algorithms, they face similar fundamental issues — representation and search. There have been...

Using multiple representations in evolutionary algorithms (2000)

Thorsten Schnier

Abstract- Although evolutionary algorithms are very dif-ferent from other artificial intelligence search algorithms, they face similar fundamental issues- representation and search. There have been a...

Using Multiple Representations in Evolutionary Algorithms (2000)

Thorsten Schnier, Xin Yao

Although evolutionary algorithms are very different from other artificial intelligence search algorithms, they face similar fundamental issues --- representation and search. There have been a large...

Evolved Representations and Their Use in Computational Creativity (1998)

Thorsten Schnier

I would like to thank my supervisor, Prof. John Gero, for his support and guidance throughout the period of this Ph.D. work, and for providing a very stimulating research environment. I also would...

From Frank Lloyd Wright to Mondrian: Transforming evolving representation (1998)

Thorsten Schnier, John Gero

If a computer is to create designs with the goal of following a certain style, it has to have information about this style. Unfortunately, the most often used method of formal representations of...

Acknowledgements (1998)

Would Like To, Thorsten Schnier

In any computational process, the representation used plays an important role. Depending on how the representation is chosen, some designs will generally not be representable, restricting the size of...

From Frank Lloyd Wright to Mondrian: Transforming Evolving Representations (1998)

Thorsten Schnier, John Gero

If a computer is to create designs with the goal of following a certain style, it has to have information about this style. Unfortunately, the most often used method of formal representations of...

Evolved Representations and Their Use in Computational Creativity (1998)

Thorsten Schnier, John S. Gero

ii 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Goal of the Thesis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1.2 Organization of the Thesis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 Background 4...

Dominant and Recessive Genes in Evolutionary Systems Applied to Spatial Reasoning (1997)

Thorsten Schnier And, Thorsten Schnier, John Gero

. Learning genetic representation has been shown to be a useful tool in evolutionary computation. It can reduce the time required to find solutions and it allows the search process to be biased...

Dominant and Recessive Genes in Evolutionary Systems Applied to Spatial Reasoning (1997)

Thorsten Schnier, John Gero

. Learning genetic representation has been shown to be a useful tool in evolutionary computation. It can reduce the time required to find solutions and it allows the search process to be biased...

Learning Genetic Representations As Alternative To Handcoded Shape Grammars (1996)

Thorsten Schnier, JOHN S. GERO

. Shape grammars have been used to analyze and describe designs, and to create new designs that are similar in style to the designs the grammar is based on. The grammars are created by hand,...

Learning representations for evolutionary computation (1995)

Thorsten Schnier, John S. Gero

Evolutionary systems have been used in a variety of applications, from turbine design to scheduling problems. The basic algorithms are similar in all these applications, but the representation is...

Learning Representations for Evolutionary Computation (1995)

Thorsten Schnier, John S. Gero

Evolutionary systems have been used in a variety of applications, from turbine design to scheduling problems. The basic algorithms are similar in all these applications, but the representation is...

Evolving Representations Of Design Cases And Their Use In Creative Design (1995)

John S. Gero, Thorsten Schnier

. In case-based design, the adaptation of a design case to new design requirements plays an important role. If it is sufficient to adapt a predefined set of design parameters, the task is easily...

The Harvard Family of Bibliography Styles (1994)

Peter Williams, Thorsten Schnier

This document describes the harvard family of bibliographic styles which are provided in addition to those described in Lamport (1986) and Patashnik (1988). This style is primarily intended for use...