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1 Creative Evolution of Flying Objects
Domenico Bellomo Federico Divina David Edwards Sophie Kain Robert Vanyi

2 Scientists get 1M Euros to throw paper airplanes
Prediction Scientists get 1M Euros to throw paper airplanes

3 Aim Evolve flying object Bench Mark What are we going to do?

4 Outline of the problem and problems!
How to represent? How to fold? How to experiment? How to evaluate? How to simplify? How to understand Hungarian? How to print?

5 Contents Representation Experimental set-up Fitness function
Evolutionary operators Experimental results Conclusion

6 Phenotype 6 lines maximum Each line described by 3 parameters
Rotation Angle Displacement of line (%) Fold angle (-180, -90, 90, 180)

7 Genotype 6 lines: 7 bits for line displacement
7 bits for rotation angle 2 bits for the 4 folding angles

8 Example Folds Thickness Pattern -180 -90 +90 +180

9 Folding Rules Fold in numerical order Only fold visible lines
Do not fold over 90 degree angle Split lines – fold in order of decreasing length

10 Experimental Set-up

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12 Fitness function f(x) = 1/(0.8*t + 0.2*d) f(x) = 1/(0.2*t + 0.8*d)
Distance Time 1st run - time emphasis f(x) = 1/(0.8*t + 0.2*d) 2nd run – distance emphasis f(x) = 1/(0.2*t + 0.8*d)

13 Fitness measurement Throw and measure Average of 3 trials Distance
Time Average of 3 trials

14 Automated Fitness using similarity measure
z y x

15 Evolutionary operators
Mutation operator 2-point Crossover operator

16 Average Fitness- 1st run
Generation Number

17 Best Fitness – 1st run Best Fitness Generation Number

18 1st Run Results Time emphasis
Good diversity of shapes (three strategies) Flutterers Dart Flutterdart Fitness weighted towards time Flutters win Darts lost

19 Average Fitness – 2nd run
Generation Number

20 Best Fitness – 2nd run Best Fitness Generation Number

21 2nd Run Results Distance emphasis
Good diversity of shapes Average fitness improved Best fitness improved Good distance Best plane

22 Future work Larger trial size Elitist Selection
Population size Generations Number of throws Elitist Selection Mechanical throwing device Automatic fitness calibration

23 Conclusions Creative power of evolution
Jennifer took 2 pieces of paper… Any volunteers?


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