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Algorithmic art
Wikidata reference: Q2835759
Algorithmic art or algorithm art is art, mostly visual art, in which the design is generated by an algorithm. Algorithmic artists are sometimes called algorists.
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- Viterbi coding
- Symmetric group S4; Steinhaus-Johnson-Trotter algorithm
- Videos of algorithms
- Smith–Waterman algorithm
- Sort algorithms
- Shortest remaining time
- Simulated annealing
- Self-stabilization
- Shortest job next
- Round-robin algorithm
- Robot localization
- Quality images of algorithms
- Recursive algorithms
- Peliculas algorithm
- PageRank
- Needleman–Wunsch algorithm
- Leaky bucket
- Greedy algorithms
- CYK algorithm
- Data compression
- Control statement
- Computer arithmetic algorithms
- Computational geometry
- Cholesky decomposition
- Calendar algorithms
- Checksum
- Cache algorithm
- Arithmetic algorithms
- Algorismus
- MilkDrop
- Reed-Solomon error correction
- Check digit
- Graph algorithms
- Concurrent algorithms
- Flow charts
- Videos of digital art
- Tradigital art
- UpStage
- Shivan Digital Paintings
- Sprite art
- Rhizomatiks
- Postinternet
- Paleo-illustrations by 3depix
- Poietic Generator
- Net art
- Glitch art
- Fractals
- Gimpressionist
- EVA London
- Digital paintings in Vietnam
- Digital handpainting
- Digital art festivals
- Digital art by medium
- Digital art by subject
- Digital art by artist
- Digital art by decade
- Creative coding
- Bit-blending
- Artistically-modified microscope images
- Abstract art by Giovanni Ussi
- ArtRage
- Pattern matching
- Algorithms on strings
- Bioinformatics algorithms
- Combinatorial algorithms
- Support vector machine
- Classification algorithms
- Evolutionary algorithms
- Regex
- Digital art
- Computer art
- Media from Algorithms for Molecular Biology
- Auryn Ink
- Statistical algorithms
- Computer graphic algorithms
- Hough transform
- Computational number theory
- Video game art
- Programming
- Abstract Art
- Algorithms
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