David Rutten’s scientific contributions

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Galapagos: On the Logic and Limitations of Generic Solvers
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March 2013

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Architectural Design

David Rutten

A graduate in architecture and urbanism from TU Delft, David Rutten works with software company Robert McNeel & Associates (RMN). The developer of Grasshopper®, he was recently awarded the ACADIA 2012 award for innovative research. The Galapagos plug-in, which Rutten has developed for Grasshopper®, implements two generic solvers (one using a genetic algorithm and one using a simulated annealing algorithm). A generic solver will find a solution to a problem that can be expressed in a mathematical way; however, as he explains here, while these solutions may not be exact, they will be very good.

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... It highlights the effective integration of GA for improving the accuracy of emotion evaluation in diverse environments [49]. Rutten applied GAs to architectural design, optimizing thermal, lighting, and energy conditions and achieving energy consumption reductions of 20-30% [50]. Similarly, Gonzalez combined simulation methods with optimization algorithms to enhance lighting conditions in office buildings, reporting improvements in comfort indices by 35% [51]. ...

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Enhancing Visual Perception in Sports Environments: A Virtual Reality and Machine Learning Approach
Galapagos: On the Logic and Limitations of Generic Solvers
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  • March 2013

Architectural Design

David Rutten