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Advances in Artificial Life

Third European Conference on Artificial Life, Granada, Spain, June 4 - 6, 1995 Proceedings

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  • © 1995

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  1. Federico Morán
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  2. Alvaro Moreno
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  3. Juan Julián Merelo
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  4. Pablo Chacón
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 929)

Part of the book sub series: Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI)

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Table of contents (71 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Artificial life and molecular evolutionary biology

    • Peter Schuster
    Pages 1-19

  3. Artificial life needs a real epistemology

    • H. H. Pattee
    Pages 21-38

  4. Grounding and the entailment structure in robots and artificial life

    • Erich Prem
    Pages 39-51

  5. Mean field theory of the Edge of Chaos

    • Howard Gutowitz, Chris Langton
    Pages 52-64

  6. Escaping from the Cartesian mind-set: Heidegger and artificial life

    • Michael Wheeler
    Pages 65-76

  7. Semantic Closure: A guiding notion to ground artificial life

    • Jon Umerez
    Pages 77-94

  8. The inside and outside views of life

    • George Kampis
    Pages 95-102

  9. Prebiotic chemistry, artificial life, and complexity theory: What do they tell us about the origin of biological systems?

    • Antonio Lazcano
    Pages 103-115

  10. Compartimentation in replicator models

    • Juan C. Nuño, Pablo Chacón, Alvaro Moreno, Federico Morán
    Pages 116-127

  11. Evolutionary dynamics and optimization

    • Christian V. Forst, Christian Reidys, Jacqueline Weber
    Pages 128-147

  12. Population evolution in a single peak fitness landscape how high are the clouds?

    • Glenn Woodcock, Paul G. Higgs
    Pages 148-157

  13. Replicators don't!

    • Barry McMullin
    Pages 158-169

  14. RNA viruses: a bridge between life and artificial life

    • Andrés Moya, Esteban Domingo, John J. Holland
    Pages 170-178

  15. Complexity analysis of a self-organizing vs. a template-directed system

    • Gad Yagil
    Pages 179-187

  16. Tile Automaton for evolution of metabolism

    • Tomoyuki Yamamoto, Kunihiko Kaneko
    Pages 188-199

  17. Tracking the red queen: Measurements of adaptive progress in co-evolutionary simulations

    • Dave Cliff, Geoffrey F. Miller
    Pages 200-218

  18. The coevolution of mutation rates

    • Carlo Maley
    Pages 219-233

  19. Coevolution of machines and tapes

    • Takashi Ikegami, Takashi Hashimoto
    Pages 234-245

  20. Incremental co-evolution of organisms: A new approach for optimization and discovery of strategies

    • Hugues Juillé
    Pages 246-260
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This volume contains 71 revised refereed papers, including seven invited surveys, presented during the Third European Conference on Artificial Life, ECAL '95, held in Granada, Spain in June 1995. Originally AL was concerned with applying biologically inspired solutions to technology and with examining computational expertise in order to reproduce and understand life processes. Despite its short history, AL now is becoming a mature scientific field. The volume reports the state of the art in this exciting area of research; there are sections on foundations and epistemology, origins of life and evolution, adaptive and cognitive systems, artificial worlds, robotics and emulation of animal behavior, societies and collective behavior, biocomputing, and applications and common tools.

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