41. Index Associate Professor at MIT's Media Laboratory. Areas of expertise are Artificial Intelligence, artificial life, Human Computer Interaction, Computer Supported Collaborative Work, Information Filtering and Electronic Commerce. http://lcs.www.media.mit.edu/people/pattie/

Dr. Pattie Maes MIT Media Laboratory Room E15-315 20 Ames Street Cambridge, MA 02139 U.S.A. +1-617-253-7442 [Voice] Pattie Maes' Short C.V. Pattie Maes is an associate professor in MIT's Program in Media Arts and Sciences. She founded and directs the Media Lab's Interactive Experience research group . Previously, she founded and ran the Software Agents group

42. Www.frams.poznan.pl/ artificial life Games as Free SoftwareWe develop artificial life games as free software with open source code download our game and the source code. Games Featuring http://www.frams.poznan.pl/

43. The Game AI Page: Building Artificial Intelligence Into Games Publications, predictions, source code, and quotes having to do with AI and artificial life in games; mostly commercial video games, some board and card games. http://www.gameai.com/ai.html

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44. Music And Artificial Life Rod Berry's links dealing with the use of artificial life and biological models to generate music. http://www.mic.atr.co.jp/~rodney/Alife_Music.htm

Music and Artificial Life Links Page Maintained by Rodney Berry Last updated: September 27, 2001 There is a growing number of websites dealing with graphic images generated by biologically inspired computer software, but few that concentrate on music. I try to include any alife music-related sites and information I can find. From this small beginning I hope to maintain a central starting point for people wanting to know more about this field. If you are doing things or know of things that should be included, Please send me an email People and their Projects Palle Dahlstedt Living Melodies - an alife environment that outputs midi Mutasynth - a program that breeds patterns of MIDI Continuous Controller values Jonatas Manzolli Vox Populi - a paper describing genetic algorithms for music composition. www.nics.unicamp.br/voxpopuli - also this one! Rodney Berry Feeping Creatures - a virtual world with musial creatures Gakki-mon Planet - another virtual world with musial creatures! Listening Sky - yet another virtual world with musial creatures!

45. MS. GUIDANCE ARTIFICIAL LIFE optimization in any C++ program. It is maintained by Matthew Wall. Mark Smucker s Evolutionary Computation and artificial life page. http://www.t0.or.at/msguide/ai/alife.htm

Ms. Guidance on Artificial Life see also: Ms. Guidance on Robotics PART 1 GENETIC ALGORITHMS AUTONOMOUS AGENTS FUZZY SYSTEMS NEURAL NETWORKS ... CELLULAR AUTOMATAS PART 2 GENETIC ART GENETIC ALGORITHMS Introductions, Tutorials and FAQs Q1.1: What's a Genetic Algorithm (GA)? Genetic Algorithms: An Introduction Introduction to Genetic Algorithms An Online Genetic Algorithm Tutorial by Mark Nicholson ... AI-related FAQs List of Newsgroups, Journals, Mailing Lists Bibliographies Genetic Programming at NASA. 1. Genetic Programming Software * Bibliographies * Papers * GP FAQ * GP Tutorial * 2. Genetic Algorithms Software * People * Papers * Bibliographies * Tutorials * 3. Artificial Intelligence FAQ * Newsgroups * Machine Learning * Fuzzy Logic * Neural Nets * Robots * MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Home Page AI Resources Library catalogs and information MIT AI lab projects and publications Including: Robotics and Machine Vision, Learning Systems, Virtual and Enhanced Reality, Computing Systems and Environments, Software Agents CMU Artificial Intelligence Repository The CMU Artificial Intelligence Repository was established by Mark Kantrowitz in 1993 to collect files, programs and publications of interest to Artificial Intelligence researchers. This repository is by any means useful, if you realy want to conduct a research on Genetic Algorithms use the available search tool.

46. Welcome To Zooland! Welcome to Zooland The artificial life Resource . Is this is for carbonbased life forms only? -Ed. What is artificial life? by Chris G. Langton. http://surf.de.uu.net/zooland/

Last update: 28 May 03, 13:51 MET DST Welcome to Zoo land: "The Artificial Life Resource" ["Is this is for carbon-based life forms only?" -Ed.] "What's the color of a chameleon put onto a mirror?" -Stewart Brand A B C D ... Z What is Artificial Life? by Chris G. Langton B iology is the scientific study of life - in principle, anyway. In practice, biology is the scientific study of life on Earth based on carbon-chain chemistry. There is nothing in its charter that restricts biology to carbon-based life; it is simply that this is the only kind of life that has been available to study. Thus, theoretical biology has long faced the fundamental obstacle that it is impossible to derive general principles from single examples. Without other examples, it is difficult to distinguish essential properties of life - properties that would be shared by any living system - from properties that may be incidental to life in principle, but which happen to be universal to life on Earth due solely to a combination of local historical accident and common genetic descent. In order to derive general theories about life, we need an ensemble of instances to generalize over. Since it is quite unlikely that alien lifeforms will present themselves to us for study in the near future, our only option is to try to create alternative life-forms ourselves - Artificial Life - literally ``life made by Man rather than by Nature.''

47. Uni Tübingen: Artificial Life Forschungsarbeiten an der Universit¤t T¼bingen. Berichtet ¼ber die Arbeiten und zeigt Bilder der konstruierten Roboter. http://www-ra.informatik.uni-tuebingen.de/forschung/alife/welcome.html

Rechnerarchitektur Forschung Artificial Life Über den Lehrstuhl Personen Forschung SCANN ... Universität Artificial Life: Selbstorganisation und Kooperation mobiler Kleinroboter Mit mobilen Kleinrobotern des Typs Pioneer 1 der Fa. ActiveMedia bzw. Real World Interface (RWI) werden Fragen der Selbstorganisation und Kooperation mobiler Kleinroboter untersucht. Als Sensoren sind bei allen Robotern 7 Ultraschallsensoren vorhanden (je einer seitlich und 5 mit Winkeldifferenz von 15 Grad nach vorne). Einer der Roboter ist mit einem Fast-Track Vision-System der Fa. Newton Labs, das als Zubehör zum Pioneer von ActivMedia lieferbar ist, ausgestattet. Erste Forschungsaufgaben werden Algorithmen zur kooperativen Exploration der Umgebung sein: Letzte Änderung: 25.03.1999, 08:58 GMT. RA-Webmaster. http://www-ra.informatik.uni-tuebingen.de/forschung/alife/welcome.html © 2003 Universität Tübingen

48. Introduction To Artificial Life And Java Illustration : Cellular Automata, Genet Introduction to the main chapters of artificial life with applets and applications. All texts are available in PDF. Many links to artificial life. http://www.rennard.org/alife/english/entree.html

Introduction to Artificial Life and Java Illustration Ants : Self-Organization in Social Insects http://www.rennard.org/iva Translation rights available through FrontMatter http://www.frontmatter.com/artificial_more.html Version 2.0 of CAV is available. It now implements some 1D cellular automata and can be used to test Wolfram's and Langton's classifications. This site is devoted to Artificial Life. Its objective is to participate in the popularization of this new science. As a matter of fact, the general public is not really aware of those researches even though they could have a real daily importance in the coming decades. The site will progressively present the main chapters of this corpus. Each topic will be illustrated with a program or an applet. Artificial life is a fascinating subject. I will try to make the programs user friendly, but some of the topics are a bit complex or not really spectacular. You will sometime need to make small efforts, but you will then discover that reality can be very close to Science Fiction ... Four last remarks : People interested in Artificial Life are often interested in programming too. Each applet will come with fully documented sources.

49. Artificial Life - TIN TIN is a primitive artificial life program running under X (Unix), equipped with some basic instincts and abilities, living in a 2D environment. http://www.jetlag.demon.nl

TIN here Version available is linux 2.2 (april 2000) with sourcecode and ELF images, compiled on SUSE 6.1 All of this is GNU GPL licensed, see the file COPYING for details. Here is a (somewhat old) screenshot : Explanation of used colors : - food is green - males are blue - females are pink, white when pregnant - mating tins are yellow You can tell me what you think of it.

50. GLife artificial life simulation for Linux that takes into account terrain, age, sex, culture, and movement. http://glife.sourceforge.net/

Index Description News Screenshots Mailing List ... Credits Visit this website's sourceforge page "When man wanted to fly, he first turned to natural example - the bird - to develop his early notions of how to accomplish this difficult task. Notable failures by Daedlus and numerous bird-like contraptions (ornithopters) at first pointed in the wrong direction, but eventually persistence and the abstraction of the appropriate knowledge (lift over an airfoil) resulted in successful glider and powered flight. In contrast to this example, isn't it peculiar that when man has tried to build machine to think, learn and adapt he has ignored and largely continues to ignore one of nature's most powerful examples of adaptation, genetics, and natural selection?" (David Goldberg) Description This program is an attempt to emobdy the rules that are found in artificial life. artificial life is a subset of artificial intelligence. Artificial Life is the representation of biological phenomenon on the computer. A well known field of this is "Cellular Automata". This is basically just the simulation of cells. They live, they reproduce, they move, and they die. A good simulation that embodies this is "Conway's Game of Life". This program is similiar to "Conway's Game of Life" but yet it is very different. It takes "Conway's Game of Life" and applies it to a society (human society). This means there is a very different (and much larger) ruleset than in the original game. Things need to be taken into account such as the terrain, age, sex, culture, movement, etc.

51. Www.ccnet.com/~bhill/elsewhere.html Links on Complexity, Selforganization and artificial lifeLinks on Complexity, Self-organization and artificial life. Complex Adaptive Systems and artificial life an extensive list of links including conferences; http://www.ccnet.com/~bhill/elsewhere.html

52. Artificial Life Evolutionary Models artificial life Evolutionary Models. The Internet resources of ALife evolutionary models can be found at Santa Fe Institute artificial life Site. Conclusion. http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/ALEVOMOD.html

Artificial Life Evolutionary Models [Node to be completed] The ALife evolutionary models include: PolyWorld Tierra Avida The analysis of interactions between learning and evolution ECHO The model of co-evolution of host and parasite populations by D. Hillis [2, pp.313-324]. The individuals of the host population in this model are algorithms, which are intended to solve a certain practical problem (e.g. the sorting problem), whereas the parasite population is a set of tasks to be solved. The host population evolves to find a good solution of the problem, while the parasite population evolves to make the problem more difficult. The competitive host-parasite co-evolution ensures finding the significantly better solution, than the host population could find alone. Models of evolving cellular automata , e.g. the models by M. Mitchell et al., describing the evolutionary search of cellular automata, which can perform simple computations [3]. AntFarm Classifier system the genetic algorithm ALife evolutionary modeling is developing in close relations with life origin models investigations, and researches of

53. The Museum Of Evolution And Artificial Life MEAL demonstrates concepts in evolutionary biology to impatient visitors with modest hardware. http://home.pacbell.net/s-max/scott/meal.html

The Museum of Evolution and Artificial Life Most Recent Change: Sat Oct 17 22:17:02 1998 UTC. Welcome to the Museum of Evolution and Artificial Life (MEAL). We aim to demonstrate concepts in evolutionary biology to impatient visitors with modest hardware. Stroll into our main wing and examine our exhibits: The Weasel demonstrates the power of evolutionary techniques to solve huge problems fast. BiomorphBounce illustrates the effect of slow walks through large ``DNA-spaces.'' SimEvol shows bugs adapting to a harsh environment. Unlike the others, this applet requires Java 1.1. Would you like to contribute your own exhibit to MEAL

54. Links On Complexity, Self-organization And Artificial Life A collection of annotated links. http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/COMSELLI.html

Links on Complexity, Self-organization and Artificial Life Complexity, Self-Organization CalResCo , an extensive website about complexity, self-organization and related subjects, including a self-organizing systems FAQ PCC- Complexity Theory Resources , including Lecture notes on "Complexity: A New Science For A Postmodern World " Complex Adaptive Systems and Artificial Life : an extensive list of links including conferences Phil Goetz's complexity page , including a complexity dictionary Yaneer Bar Yam's Guide to Complex Systems the Complexity Digest : a weekly list of summaries of articles related to complexity that appeared in various journals, a most useful service provided by G. Mayer-Kress Evolution of Complex Systems : Umur Ozkul's collection of thoughts, essay and links T. Tolman's Complexity of the Universe page Complexity Online : a quite elaborate server with Hypermedia papers and pointers to other places Complexity International : refereed electronic journal on Complex Systems Research Information on Complex Adaptive Systems in different parts of the Internet Bruce Edmonds's extensive Bibliography on Measures of Complexity Santa Fe Institute for the Sciences of Complexity (ftp-server) Science on the Edge of Chaos : an interactive multimedia service on complexity and chaos including a series of TV programmes Nonlinearity and Complexity home page at Democritus University of Thrace Center for Complex Systems Research Australian National University Bioinformatics Non-linear Science E-print archive with papers and conference announcements on chaos, adaptation, self-organization etc.

55. ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MIND-RELATED TOPICS An annotated bibliography of cognitive science, artificial intelligence, neurobiology, artificial life, linguistics, neural networks, connectionism, cognitive psychology, consciousness. http://www.thymos.com/mind.html

Annotated Bibliography of Mind-related Topics If you go to AMAZON.COM from here, you help support this website Compiled by Piero Scaruffi This month's reviews Submit a book for review Select the first letter of the last name of the author: A B C D ... U.S.A. Libraries Thanks to Bob Engelmore for inviting me at Stanford University, where this bibliography was first drafted.

56. Brian L. Keeley Homepage Philosophy of artificial life (Washington Univ., USA). http://bernard.pitzer.edu/~bkeeley/

Brian L Keeley Assistant Professor of Philosophy Pitzer College Pitzer Philosophy Field Group Webpage Mailing Address: Pitzer College 1050 N. Mills Avenue Claremont, CA 91711 U.S.A. Office Hours (Spring 2004): T: (in McConnell Dining Hall) Th: Office: 107 Broad Hall ( NOT Broad Center). Click me! (image courtesy of Gregg Segal) Phone: +(909) 607-4235 - office Fax: Email: brian_keeley @ pitzer.edu Research Interests: Philosophy of Neuroscience Philosophy of Mind Cognitive Science Neuroethology of Animal Behavior From here, you can choose three paths: Dr. Brian L. Keeley, the researcher or Prof. Keeley, the teacher or Reality, my cyber-avatar

57. Artificial Life The technology of artificial life was first conceived by John von Neumann, who also had plenty to do with the nuclear effort, the technology of artificial death http://mosaic.echonyc.com/~steven/alife.html

Quest for a New Creation a k a A report from the frontier where computers meet biology T he first, and still the definitive (IMHO, and also that of the NY Times ) history of a new sciencea-life, the creation of the behaviors of biology inside the computer and in the actions of robots. The technology of artificial life was first conceived by John von Neumann, who also had plenty to do with the nuclear effort, the technology of artificial deathand now a lot of a-life work is being done at Los Alamos. The book introduces the a-life scientistsa fascinating bunchexplains what they're up to, and explores some of the moral issues behind the work Order Artificial Life now. Also available in Germany, Korea, Portugal, and Japan. Other books include Insanely Great The Unicorn's Secret Hackers or Crypto There is an artificial life web site, with pointers to other interesting a-life places. Steven Levy Home Page email me at steven@echonyc.com

58. Agentbeats Agent based artificial life beat machine. Evolve musical patterns by artificial life simulations. http://agentbeats.net

agentbeats - project An open-source artificial life experiment This site has changed address, please go to sourceforge

59. Virtual ALife Library Evolving 3D Morphology and Behavior by Competition(ps). artificial life IV conference proceedings. artificial life VI proceedings, 1998. Stewart W. Wilson. http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~zippy/alife-library.html

Last updated 1 Nov 2000. Updated Craig Reynolds' links: boids, SAB94, Alive IV. This is a list of on-line Alife papers. This includes ones on genetic programming, learning, autonomous agents, robotics, and evolution. The sources are divided into three categories: individual authors, institutions, and miscellaneous. Items that go in the institutions category are archives for an entire site or group (SFI, for example). Meta pages and software are listed under Miscellaneous. Institutions Santa Fe Institute publications , including their tech reports and pointers to ALife WWW resources Reed College ALife group University of Sussex COGS group tech reports on evolutionary and adaptive systems. UCSD: William E. Hart 's on-line publications. William Hart was a grad student of Rik Belew's. There's also an on-line bibliography of publications from Rik Belew's Cognitive Computer Science Research Group at UCSD, and some of the entries have links to on-line copies. Xerox PARC's Dynamics of Computation archive. GRAL: papers by year and subject Individuals Vince Darley

60. Swarm Has Moved To Www.swarm.org! The Swarm Simulation System, created by The Sante Fe Institute, can be used both as a simulation tool for artificial life and ecological models and ecosystems. http://www.santafe.edu/projects/swarm/

Swarm Has Moved to www.swarm.org! If your browser doesn't take you there in a few seconds, please click on the link below: http://www.swarm.org

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