EvoFIT¶
Frowd, C. D., Hancock, P. J. B., & Carson, D. (2004). EvoFIT. ACM.
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- Face Superiority Effect
- Newer holistic systems such as EvoFIT (developed by Charlie Frowd, Peter Hancock, and colleagues) instead show the witness arrays of complete faces and let them repeatedly select and "breed" whole faces toward the remembered one
This sourceThe paper introducing EvoFIT, in which whole faces with initially random characteristics are shown to the witness and a composite is 'evolved' by repeated selection and breeding rather than assembled feature by feature.
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- Newer holistic systems such as EvoFIT (developed by Charlie Frowd, Peter Hancock, and colleagues) instead show the witness arrays of complete faces and let them repeatedly select and "breed" whole faces toward the remembered one
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