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This is awesome! When a handful of cars actually make for a good race it's especially mesmerizing. I feel like it's only a matter of time before some startup i
by loupeabody 13y ago
This is awesome! When a handful of cars actually make for a good race it's especially mesmerizing.
I feel like it's only a matter of time before some startup implements a genetic driven visualization of the data from their app. If the effect is as compelling, I'd be staring at their marketing page for a long time.
- agilebyte 13y agoHow would you determine the fitness of a "visualization" programatically?
- Groxx 13y agorecord time-on-page maybe?
- terabytest 13y agoGenetic A/B Testing!
- randomsearch 13y agoHa, you laugh, but human-in-the-loop evolutionary algorithms are well established. And the research communities involved are now looking at applications to cloud computing. So it's just a matter of time before this... recombination.
- evv 13y agoMechanical Turk?
- loupeabody 13y agoForgive my wording, but I mean that whatever data is visualized is what would be subjected to fitness test, not the visualization itself. Just like the shapes of the chassis and the size of the wheels in this demo are essentially numeric data visualized into a series of canvases, some hypothetical startup's data could be visualized in a potentially compelling manner. That's presuming, ofc, that the original data is already suitable for genetic manipulation. What that data/startup would be? I don't know, just casting an idea.