For the last two months, I have been working on a rather difficult problem to register high resolution images from multiple cameras together. Using the standard methods, it was taking around 5 minutes to process and that was way too long.
Since I love to read these E vs C threads, one day it dawned upon me. Could I evolve a transformation matrix which would register the multiple cameras?
Today I gave the new software it's first test. I was simply stunned and amazed at how well it worked. Not only was it accurate, but it reduced the processing time from the previous 5 minutes down to 30 seconds.
Not bad for a bunch of random mutations with a little natural selection mixed in. Perhaps I will try to implement the new information you provided tomorrow.
Was this software the result of Intelligent Design, or random processes?
If you're looking for "evolution," why write software? Why not just throw a floppy in the swimming pool a few thousand times? Or bake it in the sun?
I suspect you're not distinguishing between "process" and "evolution," two quite different ideas with SOME shared characteristics.