In this paper we introduce a novel fitness function for evolutionary art, which generates sequences of movements--i.e. robot choreographies--based on similarity to an inspiring repertoire. Similarityis counterbalanced by a novelty mechanisms, which makes it possible to sample unexplored areas ofthe choreography space. The approach is discussed together with preliminary results achieved in thecontext of Nō theatre. This work is a first step towards the development of a computational creativitysystem that can incorporate diverse generative mechanisms and can exploit information theoretic andcomplexity measures both for the generation and assessment of the choreographies produced

Mattia Barbaresi, S.B. (2020). Robot Choreographies: Artificial Evolution between Novelty and Similarity.

Robot Choreographies: Artificial Evolution between Novelty and Similarity

Mattia Barbaresi
;
Andrea Roli
2020

Abstract

In this paper we introduce a novel fitness function for evolutionary art, which generates sequences of movements--i.e. robot choreographies--based on similarity to an inspiring repertoire. Similarityis counterbalanced by a novelty mechanisms, which makes it possible to sample unexplored areas ofthe choreography space. The approach is discussed together with preliminary results achieved in thecontext of Nō theatre. This work is a first step towards the development of a computational creativitysystem that can incorporate diverse generative mechanisms and can exploit information theoretic andcomplexity measures both for the generation and assessment of the choreographies produced
2020
Artificial Intelligence and Robotics 2020
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Mattia Barbaresi, S.B. (2020). Robot Choreographies: Artificial Evolution between Novelty and Similarity.
Mattia Barbaresi, Stefano Bernagozzi, Andrea Roli
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