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Genetic Programming and Evolvable Machines
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The use of Evolutionary Computation approaches to generate images has reached a great popularity. This led to the emergence of a new art form—Evolutionary Art—and to the proliferation of Evolutionary Art Tools. In this paper, we present an Evolutionary Art Tool, NEvAr, the experimental results achieved, and the work methodology used to generate images. In NEvAr, useful individuals are stored in a database in order to allow their reuse. This database is playing an increasingly important role in the creation of new images, which led us to the development of automatic seeding procedures, also described. The automation of fitness assignment is one of our present research interests. We will, therefore, describe some preliminary results achieved with our current approach to automatic evaluation.