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Map-labelling with a Multi-objective Evolutionary Algorithm

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by Lucas Bradstreet , Luigi Barone
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@MISC{Bradstreet_map-labellingwith,
    author = {Lucas Bradstreet and Luigi Barone},
    title = {Map-labelling with a Multi-objective Evolutionary Algorithm},
    year = {}
}

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Abstract

We present a multi-objective evolutionary algorithm approach to the map-labelling problem. Map-labelling involves placing labels for sites onto a map such that the result is easy to read and usable for navigation. However, map-users vary in their priorities and capabilities: for example, sightimpaired users need to maximise font-size, whereas other users may be willing to accept smaller labels in exchange for increased clarity of bindings of labels to sites. With a multiobjective approach, we evolve a range of labellings from which users can select according to their particular circumstances. We present results from labelling two maps, including a difficult, dense map of Newcastle County in Delaware, which clearly illustrate the advantages of the multi-objective approach.

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multi-objective evolutionary algorithm    map-labelling problem    newcastle county    increased clarity    particular circumstance    present result    multi-objective approach    multi-objective evolutionary algorithm approach    multiobjective approach    map-labelling involves    dense map   

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