Panel Grouping Genetic Algorithm

16-Jan-08

to 20-Mar-08

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Panelization of a surface is a common task for me.  Often, designer want to know what the most efficient way to subdivide their facade.  To answer that question I've developed a simple genetic algorithm that takes several properties of a panel (area, perimeter, width and height for example)  and determines an efficient grouping.  Coding in RhinoScript.  Documentation in Illustrator.

 

Diagrams

  1. 1.First Panel Group

  2. 2.First Panel Point Group

  3. 3.Population Example

  4. 4.Script Diagram

Description

Project Information

TAGS  infographics, genetic algorithm, optimization, grouping, rhinoscript

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Project TYpe  KPF

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