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    Composing With Genetic Algorithms

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    Date
    1995-09
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    Jacob, Bruce
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    "Composing with genetic algorithms." Bruce L Jacob. Proc. International Computer Music Conference (ICMC '95), pp. 452-455. Banff Alberta, September 1995.
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    Presented is an application of genetic algorithms to the problem of composing music, in which GAs are used to produce a set of data filters that identify acceptable material from the output of a stochastic music generator. The algorithmic composition system variations is described and musical examples of its output are given. Also discussed briefly is the system’s application to microtonal music.
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