The Optimization of Curve Based on Genetic Algorithm and Energy Method

Gang He; Zheng Yu Pan; Deng Lin Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.338.227

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The Optimization of Curve Based on Genetic Algorithm and Energy Method

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An optimization method based on genetic algorithm and energy method is presented to construct a fairing curve network from unconnected sectional curves. The curve’s quality is evaluated by its energy. The parameters of the intersecting points on existing curves are adopted as variable and genetic algorithm is used to optimize the energy of curve based on multi-parent crossover operator. The examples show that the interpolated surface of optimized curve network has good quality than other methods, which proves our method actually improves curve networks’ quality.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 338)

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Gang He, Zheng Yu Pan, Deng Lin Zhu

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Combined Subdivision, Curve Network, Energy Method, Genetic Algorithm (GA), Multi-Parent Crossover Operator

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