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Genetic algorithm for city design main algorithm code.
By: Andres Rico - aricom@mit.edu
Visitng Student MIT Media Lab - City Science Group
Genetic City is a genetic algorithm implementation for aiding in the design of cities. The algorithm creates and evolves a set of possible cities, evaluates their performance and promotes growth of the best evaluated designs.
The algorithm is under development. The basic functions are available for testing but the evaluation function does not yet represent valid city metrics.
Metrics and work is based on concepts and ideas developed by the City Science Group at the MIT Media Lab.