Ness, S. C. C, Evocell Institute, Austria

In present-day physics we may assume space as a perfect continuum describable by discrete mathematics or a set of discrete elements described by a programmed probabilistic process or find alternative models that grasp real conditions better as they more closely simulate real behaviour. Clustering logic based on evolutionary algorithms is able to give meaning to unlimited amounts of data that enterprises generate and that contain valuable hidden knowledge. Evolutionary algorithms are useful to make sense of this hidden knowledge, as they are very close to nature and the mind. However, most known applications of evolutionary algorithms cluster data points to one group, thereby leaving key aspects to understand the data out and thus hardening simulations of biological processes. Fuzzy clustering methods divide data points into groups based on item similarity and detects patterns between items in a set, whereby data points can belong to more than one group. Evolutionary algorithm fuzzy clustering inspired multivariate mechanism allows for changes at each iteration of the algorithm and improves performance from one feature to another and from one cluster to another. It is applicable to real life objects that are neither circular nor elliptical and thereby allows for clusters of any predefined shape. In this paper we explain the philosophical concept of evolutionary algorithms for production of fuzzy clustering methods that produce good quality of clustering in the fields of virtual reality, augmented reality and gaming applications and in industrial manufacturing, robotic assistants, product development, law and forensics as well as parameterless body model extraction from CCTV camera images.

Artificial Evolution, Artificial Intelligence, Biology, Big Data, Cellular Automata, Data Interpretation and Analytics, Deep Learning, Features Selection, Genetic Algorithms, Generative Models, Machine Learning, Pattern Recognition, Robotic Process Automation,Simulation, Smart Systems, Virtual Machines, Visualization.