Titlebook: Evolutionary and Biologically Inspired Music, Sound, Art and Design; 4th International Co Colin Johnson,Adrian Carballal,Jo?o Correia Confe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16498-4Algorithms; Ant Colony Optimization; Bioinformatics; Bionic Engineering; Computer Games; Distributed Syst

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Andrew Morrison,Synne SkjulstadSound Digestive System is an audio visual project that uses the digestive system processes into algorithmic sound composition. This project proposes different strategies to bring bio-data, translations and interpretations of living processes into the sound domain, thus generating an artistic result based on scientific data.

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Becoming Responsibly Responsiven order to generate music from plain text. In this approach, SDS is adapted in such a way to vocalise the agents, to hear their “chit-chat”. While the generated music depends on the input text, the algorithm’s search capability in locating the words in the input text is reflected in the duration and

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Sabina Jeschke,Anja Richert,Claudia Joo?ved abstract art images. Two Restricted Boltzmann Machine models were trained independently on low and high aesthetic class images. The receptive fields (filters) of both models were compared by visual inspection. Roughly 10?% of these filters in the high aesthetic model approximated the form of the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-61157-5te alphabet ., an initial set . of words and a set . of rules. Many of the studies about splicing systems focused on the properties of the generated languages and their theoretical computational power..In this paper we propose the use of splicing systems for algorithmic music composition. Although t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-52105-9enetic algorithms to find optimised parameter combinations for the re-synthesis of a vowel using the articulatory synthesiser PRAAT. Our framework analyses the target sound using Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) to obtain formant information, which is then harnessed in a fitness function applied to a re