Hoda started the MS program in Winter 2006, with a background in mathematics and architecture. She became interested in optimization and automated floor-plan layout, a subject which she investigated and developed into her thesis under the guidance of Brian R Johnson, Mehlika Inanici and Carrie Dossick.
Her thesis work culminated in the development of GASP, a program in Matlab which combines a Genetic Algorithm approach to optimization with a Genetic Engineering strategy (defining new genes from successful sub-assemblies) to enhance performance.
After completing her MSA in Winter, 2008, she entered the CAUP PhD program in the Built Environment.
Her thesis work culminated in the development of GASP, a program in Matlab which combines a Genetic Algorithm approach to optimization with a Genetic Engineering strategy (defining new genes from successful sub-assemblies) to enhance performance.
After completing her MSA in Winter, 2008, she entered the CAUP PhD program in the Built Environment.
web page: http://students.washington.edu/hoda/
email: hoda@u.washington.edu
events:
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11.30.2007
- Hoda Homayouni presented her MS thesis research and a prototype application. The...
research:
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GASP •