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ALifeVIII: Draft Programme
Warning: subject to change
- Scaling Agents beyond the Desktop
- Monday 9th & 10th, 3:30-5:00
- Conflict between automatic and controlled behaviors:
Perspectives from cognitive neuroscience and implications for
artificial agents
- Tuesday 10th, 9:30-12:30
- Cellular Neural Networks
- Tuesday 9th, 1:30-4:30
- Artificial Life Models for Musical Applications II: Searching
for musical creativity
- Monday 9th, 9:30-12:30
- Modelling Dynamical Hierarchies in Artificial Life
- Monday 9th, 9:30-3:30
- Beyond Fitness: Visualising Evolution
- Tuesday 10th, 9:30 - 3
Oral Presentations
Wednesday 11-12:30, Track 1
- Carlos Gershenson
- Classification of
Random Boolean Networks
- Kazumasa Oida
- The Birth and Death Process of Hypercycle
Spirals
- Eleonora Bilotta, Antonio Lafusa and Pietro Pantano
- Is
self-replication an embedded characteristic of artificial/living
matter?
Wednesday 11-12:30, Track 2
- Hiroaki Takagi and Kunihiko Kaneko
- Dynamic Relationship
between Diversity and Plasticity of Cell types in Multi-cellular
State
- Joshua Mitteldorf, David H. Croll and S. Chandu Ravela
- Multilevel Selection and the Evolution of Predatory
Restraint
- Dale Thomas
- Aesthetic Selection of
Developmental Art Forms
Wednesday 1:30-2:30, Track 1
- Naoaki Ono and Takashi Ikegami
- Selection of Catalysts
through Cellular Reproduction
- Chrystopher L. Nehaniv
- Evolution in Asynchronous Cellular
Automata
Wednesday 1:30-2:30, Track 2
- Hideaki Suzuki and Hidefumi Sawai
- Chemical Genetic Algorithms - Coevolution between Codes and Code
Translation
- Daniel W. Franks and Jason Noble
- The
origins of mimicry rings
Thursday 1-2:3, Track 1
- Bertrand Mesot, Eduardo Sanchez, Carlos-Andres Peña and Andres
Perez-Uribe
- SOS++: Finding Smart Behaviors Using Learning and
Evolution
- Tom Smith, Phil Husbands, Andy Philippides and Michael O'Shea
- Temporally adaptive networks: Analysis of GasNet robot control
networks
- Matthias Scheutz and Paul Schermerhorn
- Steps Towards a
Systematic Investigation of Possible Evolutionary Trajectories
from Reactive to Deliberative Control Systems
Thursday 1-2:3, Track 2
- Russell K. Standish
- Diversity
Evolution
- Alastair Channon
- Improving and still
passing the ALife test: Component-normalised activity statistics
classify evolution
in Geb as unbounded
- Andre Skusa and Mark A. Bedau
- Towards a
Comparison of Evolutionary Creativity in Biological and Cultural
Evolution
Friday 10:30-12:30, Track 1
- Andy Philippides, Phil Husbands, Tom Smith and Michael O'Shea
- Fast and Loose: Biologically Inspired Couplings
- Matt Quinn, Lincoln Smith, Giles Mayley and Phil Husbands
- Evolving Teamwork and Role-Allocation with Real Robots
- Hiroyuki Iizuka and Takashi Ikegami
- Simulating Turn-Taking
Behaviours with Coupled Dynamical Recognizers
- Jon Klein
- BREVE: a 3D Environment for the
Simulation of Decentralized Systems and Artificial Life
Friday 10:30-12:30, Track 2
- Hiroshi Ito and Takashi Ikegami
- Evolutionary dynamics of a food web with recursive branching and
extinction
- Takashi Ikegami, Tomoharu Iwata and Koh Hashimoto
- A Network of Dynamic Keystone Species
- Tim F. Cooper and Charles Ofria
- Evolution of stable ecosystems in populations of digital
organisms
- Jin Akaishi and Takaya Arita
- Misperception, Communication
and Diversity
Friday 1:30-3:30, Track 1
- Dario Floreano, Nicolas Schoeni, Gilles Caprari and Jesper
Blynel
- Evolutionary Bits'n'Spikes
- Dominique Groß and Barry McMullin
- The Creation of
Novelty in Artificial Chemistries
- Alan Dorin and Jon McCormack
- Self-Assembling Dynamical
Hierarchies
- Peter Eggenberger Hotz, Gabriel Gómez and Rolf Pfeifer
- Evolving the morphology of a neural network
for controlling a foveating retina -- and its test on a real
robot
Friday 1:30-3, Track 2
- O. Burchan Bayazit, Jyh-Ming Lien and Nancy M. Amato
- Better Group Behaviors in Complex Environments using Global
Roadmaps
- Jason Noble and Daniel W. Franks
- Social Learning
Mechanisms Compared in a Simple Environment
- Anders Eriksson and Kristian Lindgren
- Cooperation in an
unpredictable environment
- Seth Bullock
- Will selection for
mutational robustness significantly retard evolutionary
innovation on neutral networks?
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Russell Standish
2003-04-17
ALife VIII Proceedings
