ALIFE C

26 papers

YearTitle / Authors
20092009 IEEE Symposium on Artificial Life, ALIFE 2009, Nashville, TN, USA, March 30-31, 2009
2009A constructivist approach to robot language learning via simulated babbling and holophrase extraction.
Joe Saunders, Caroline Lyon, Frank Förster, Chrystopher L. Nehaniv, Kerstin Dautenhahn
2009An artificial t cell immune system for predicting MHC-II binding peptides.
Carsten Henneges, Stefan Huster, Andreas Zell
2009Applying digital evolution to the design of self-adaptive software.
Benjamin E. Beckmann, Laura M. Grabowski, Philip K. McKinley, Charles Ofria
2009Biomimetic evolutionary analysis: Robotically-simulated vertebrates in a predator-prey ecology.
Nicole Doorly, Kira Irving, Gianna McArthur, Keon Combie, Virginia Engel, Hassan Sakhtah, Elise Stickles, Hannah Rosenblum, Andres Gutierrez, Robert Root, Chun Wai Liew, John H. Long Jr.
2009Cockroaches, drunkards, and climbers: Modeling the evolution of simple movement strategies using digital organisms.
Wesley R. Elsberry, Laura M. Grabowski, Charles Ofria, Robert T. Pennock
2009Cultural transmission in robotic swarms through RFID cards.
Joshua Brandoff, Hiroki Sayama
2009Developing preferential attention to a speaker: A robot learning to recognise its carer.
John Christopher Murray, Lola Cañamero
2009Distinction between types of motivations: Emergent behavior with a neural, model-based reinforcement learning system.
Elshad Shirinov, Martin V. Butz
2009Dude, where is my sex gene? - Persistence of sex over evolutionary time in cellular automata.
Nicolas Oros, Chrystopher L. Nehaniv
2009Ecological approaches to diversity maintenance in evolutionary algorithms.
Sherri Goings, Charles Ofria
2009Emergence and analysis of complex food webs in an individual-based artificial ecology.
Walter de Back, George Kampis
2009Enhancing the architecture of interactive evolutionary design for exploring heterogeneous particle swarm dynamics: An in-class experiment.
Hiroki Sayama, Shelley D. Dionne, Craig B. Laramee, David Sloan Wilson
2009Evolution of bilateral symmetry in agents controlled by spiking neural networks.
Nicolas Oros, Volker Steuber, Neil Davey, Lola Cañamero, Rod Adams
2009Evolving cooperative pheromone usage in digital organisms.
Brian D. Connelly, Philip K. McKinley, Benjamin E. Beckmann
2009Exploring Empowerment as a Basis for Quantifying Sustainability.
Jan T. Kim, Daniel Polani
2009Influence of regulation logic on the easiness of evolving sustained oscillation for gene regulatory networks.
Yaochu Jin, Yan Meng, Bernhard Sendhoff
2009Mechanisms affecting the evolution of evolvability.
Gregg T. Vesonder
2009On the properties of artificial development and its use in evolvable hardware.
Tüze Kuyucu, Martin Trefzer, Julian F. Miller, Andrew M. Tyrrell
2009On the value of simple stoichiometry to ALife simulations using EcoSim.
Matthew Conforth, Yan Meng
2009Peak analysis for characterizing evolutionary behavior.
Jeffrey O. Pfaffmann
2009Self-adaptive multi-robot construction using gene regulatory networks.
Hongliang Guo, Yan Meng, Yaochu Jin
2009Semantic content and pragmatic convention: Emergence through individual advantage in spatialized environments.
Patrick Grim
2009The impact of communication and memory in hive-based foraging agents.
Paul W. Schermerhorn, Matthias Scheutz
2009The role of lateral inhibition in the sensory processing in a simulated spiking neural controller for a robot.
David Bowes, Rod Adams, Lola Cañamero, Volker Steuber, Neil Davey
2009Using real-time recognition of human-robot interaction styles for creating adaptive robot behaviour in robot-assisted play.
Dorothée François, Kerstin Dautenhahn, Daniel Polani