>>8781
The originals were low resolution, literally a picture on a camera phone in motion of a low resolution television running like 16 channels.

A genetic algorithm is setting a goal and using computers to search for optimizing towards that goal. Probability and statistics, but for computers instead of people.
Just a fancy word.

Anyways, that was required to scale up the resolution to where each one is searchable yet still maintain non-pixelated graphics, and to really improve lines on sections which maybe only had 100 pixels squared of original resolution, to map probability of shapes and expand detail.
Downside is the colors.

I do not have a copy without words since last computer transfer, but none of the words are obstructing anything.