Authors: Sadra Sabouri, Sepand Haghighi, Elena Masrour Venue: arXiv, 2025
Summary
Samila makes images by scattering many thousands of points, each one placed by a formula with random parameters. No individual point carries the picture; the image is what the accumulated placements add up to. The paper sets out that method and the generator built on it.
Randomness and the seed
Because the whole process is random, an image cannot be obtained again unless its seed was kept. The seed is what decides whether a given picture is recoverable at all.
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Samila — Generative Art Generator — the library, its adoption, and the Web3/NFT reception. Sepand Haghighi — co-author on the paper.