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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Interior design and pattern innovation design study based on generic algorithm logistics information

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Interior design takes up a very important role in art design. As one of the most important and general part of pattern design, flower pattern design has always been the theme to which people pay most attention. This article first states the adaptive genetic algorithm, and then builds curvilinear fitting method which is based on the adaptive genetic algorithm. Furthermore, the researchers did tests on the algorithm and got the result: using this method can make the initial design project vary, and offers an effective method for flower pattern innovation design. They also used fitting operation for image materials to provide the most direct linear materials for planners, and added ways to offer initial curves of pattern design.

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Zhu, Q. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Interior design and pattern innovation design study based on generic algorithm logistics information. Cluster Comput 22 (Suppl 6), 13745–13751 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10586-018-2080-8

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