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Geodesia et Descriptio Terrarum
(Geodezja i Kartografia) 4 (2) 2005
Title
A GENETIC ALGORITHM HOW TO SOLVE A PUZZLE AND ITS USING IN CARTOGRAPHY
Autor
Dalibor Bartoněk
Keywords
Genetic algorithm, cluster analysis, shape, fragments, shape boundary, string code, optimization, fitness function, cartograms
Abstract
Genetic algorithms represent an up-to-date method of process optimization, where other solutions have failed or haven’t given any satisfactory results. One of these processes is puzzle solving, where fragments have to be placed into the defined shape in such a way so that no fragment should mutually overlay and the whole shape area will be filled with all of these fragments. A genetic algorithm solving this task including an exact formulation and a definition of the initial conditions based on cluster analysis has been described in this paper. The algorithm efficiency will be tested in diploma works in Institute of Geodesy, Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Technology, Brno. The results will be used in the application for cartograms creation.
Pages
15-23
Cite
Bartoněk, D. (2005). A GENETIC ALGORITHM HOW TO SOLVE A PUZZLE AND ITS USING IN CARTOGRAPHY. Acta Sci. Pol. Geod. Descr. Terr., 4(2), 15-23.
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