61. Artificial Life (ALife) Pages At Brandeis library. artificial life (ALife) Pages at Brandeis. This page contains links to resources related to the field of artificial life. http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~zippy/alife.html

Page last updated 25 Oct 95. Changed name of papers link to virtual ALife library. Artificial Life (ALife) Pages at Brandeis This page contains links to resources related to the field of Artificial Life. virtual ALife library : papers, software, and meta-pages. groups researchers ' home pages journals conferences The pages referred to above are maintained at Brandeis University. Patrick Tufts

62. Artificial Life Games Homepage You are the guest Go back to the L. Pagliarini s Homepage. For more information contact Luigi Pagliarini. Page design by Luigi Pagliarini http://gral.ip.rm.cnr.it/luigi/lupa_algames.html

About the Page About the Authors Entertaing Games Educational Games Art Related Sites Scientific Demos Simulators Sites W elcome to the real ......... ALife Games Demos Reviews To Play On Line Sites Artificial Life "Games" Homepage Therapeutic Games Sites Robot Related Sites edited by L. Pagliarini co-editors D. Parisi H.H. Lund O. Miglino F. Menczer Cellular Automata Sites W.W.W. Applications Sites Alife Web Resources You are the guest: Go back to the L. Pagliarini's Homepage For more information contact: Luigi Pagliarini Page design by Luigi Pagliarini , Rome the 23rd of May 1997.

63. Laboratory Of Artificial Life And Robotics, ISTC-CNR GRAL Research Group on artificial life - is a scientific group interested in artificial life, Artificial Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithms, Evolutionary http://gral.ip.rm.cnr.it/

Laboratory of Artificial Life and Robotics Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technology CNR Home Members Publications Projects Press ... Address The Laboratory of Artificial Life and Robotics is an internationally recognized research group that carries out pioneering research in the area of artificial life and evolutionary robotics. Our main research activity involves the study of artificial organisms that are embodied (i.e. that are controlled by an artificial neural network but that also have a body), situated (i.e. that interact with an external environment) and that evolve (i.e. that are part of a population that is subjected to an evolutionary process based on selective reproduction). By using this methodology we investigated and we are investigating different research issues such as: the synthesis of autonomous and adaptive machines; the evolution of modularity, the synthesis of behaviors that emerge from the interaction between different components (e.g. the organism and the environment or the brain and the body or different individuals of the population) or from the interaction between different processes (e.g. evolution, development and learning). Themes of interest include: neural networks, evolutionary algorithms, adaptive behavior, autonomous robots, collective robotics, social simulations, interaction between evolution learning and development, educational technologies.

64. The New Artificial Life (Alife) Database A searchable database of artificial liferelated sites. http://www.aridolan.com/ad/adb/adtop.html

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65. NecroBones Artificial Life Experiments NecroBones artificial life Experiments (or is that digital death?). What is ALife? Helix-1 - My very first attempt at artificial life. http://www.necrobones.com/alife/

NecroBones Artificial Life Experiments (or is that digital death?) What is A-Life? Simply put, Artificial Life is a broad field of work in which attempts are made to simulate or recreate one or more natural processes. Most A-Life work is done on computers, but in some cases it's done in the real world with chemicals or just on paper. Some examples of natural systems that are often modelled are: predator/prey balances, darwinistic evolution, neural networks, behaviour and learning, ecological interactions, flocking, self organization, emergent behaviour or complexity, reproduction, and genetics, to name a few. A-Life's practical purpose can be two-fold, to use technology to understand and improve biological sciences, and to use biological understanding to improve technological science. But beyond the practical, insights into life, nature, and the universe can be gleamed even from the most simple model, experiment, or simulation. Ed T. Toton III System Administrator / Programmer Long-time A-Life enthusiast Self-Organized Emergent Philosophical Process :) Since the summer before I entered college, artificial life (or "A-Life") has been one of my interests. In general, I find all of the "fringe" computer topics interesting, including fractals, AI, digital music, 3D graphics, etc. But A-Life holds a certain appeal. There's something particular compelling about the concept of having life exist within the computer, something that evolves and develops it's own behaviour or morphology, something that goes beyond the initial design created by the programmer.

66. Artificial Life V Takashi Yuasa, Preconference Event Public Seminar Multimedia, Computers artificial life May 15, 1996, Wednesday afternoon. Program (Updated May. http://www.hip.atr.co.jp/departments/Dept6/ALife5.html

List of Attendee David H. Ackley Masahiro Agu Yoko Akao Toshiki Aikawa Eizo Akiyama Hideaki Ando Toshihiko Ando David Andre Yasumasa Annen Yoriko Anraku Shoichi Araki Takaya Arita Toshiyuki Aritsuka Fumikazu Asai Tomohiko Asai Manor Askenazi Hidenori Awaya Joachim Baczewski Forrest H. Bennett Alvaro M. Bergareche Hugues Bersini Terry Bossomaier Roger Burkhart Arthur Burks Blanca Cases Lisa Clark Sung-Bae Cho Johan Chu Mikael B. Cronhjort Paul J. Darwen Kerstin Dautenhahn Peter Davis Hiroshi Deguchi Jean-Paul Deiahaye Hirofumi Doi Toshihiko Ebata Kazuyuki Ebihara Satoshi Endoh Berkan Eskikaya Silvio Esser Kurt W. Fleischer Christian V. Forst Jarl Fransson Simon Fraser Hironobu Fujii Hiroki Fujimoto Kyoko Fujimoto Atsuhiko Fujimura Yukitoshi Fujimura Takushi Fujita Teruya Fujitaka Yoshi Fujiwara Yoshiji Fujimoto Naoki Fukuda Toshio Fukuda Toyoo Fukuda Yoichi Fukuoka Chikara Furusawa Hitoshi Furuta Rosario M. Garcia

67. Studies On Consciousness, Mind And Life Information about Scaruffi's research and teaching activities in Cognitive Science, Psychology of Consciousness and Philosophy of Mind, and links to his papers, and to his annotated bibliography of cognitive science, artificial intelligence, neurobiology, artificial life, linguistics, neural networks, connectionism, cognitive psychology, and consciousness. http://www.thymos.com/

THYMOS Studies on Consciousness, Mind and Life What does Thymos mean My personal website Software consultant My e-mail ... Japanese Version Research Interests: Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Mind, Artificial Intelligence, Neurobiology, Theoretical Physics Essays Independent Workshops A History of Philosophy Annotated Bibliography on the Mind (with links to publishers, libraries, bibliographies, etc.) Thinking about Thought (my book on formal theories of Cognition, Mind, Consciousness) Seminar on The Nature of Mind Seminar on History of Knowledge Register to my mailing list . Every two months or so, I send out news and updates on cognitive science and the likes, reviews of books, announcement of conferences, and the status of my book. News from the scientific world A simple theory of consciousness Statement of work (2000) Research statement (1995) ... THE NEUROSCIENCE OF SOCIAL INTERACTION Recent essays: Language as a neural process Consciousness as multi-track evolution A reductionist explanation of the self The experimental study of consciousness ... U.S.A. Libraries Personal Research Statement: The very fundamental idea of my research is that the mental cannot be reduced to the physical and that somehow the property that, under special circumstances, enables a particular configuration of matter (e.g., the brain) to exhibit "consciousness" must be present in all matter, starting from the most fundamental constituents.

68. SSIE580B - Evolutionary Systems And Artificial Life: Lecture Notes SSIE 580B Evolutionary Systems and artificial life. 7. artificial life SelfOrganizing and Evolutionary Systems (Updated June 26, 1997). Evaluation. http://www.c3.lanl.gov/~rocha/ss504_02.html

SSIE 580B: Evolutionary Systems and Artificial Life (Last Updated June 26, 1997) Luis Mateus Rocha Computer Research Group, MS P990 Los Alamos National Laboratory Los Alamos, NM 87545 Lecture Notes NOTE: These notes are also available in postscript (.ps) compressed version (.zip) and Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) . Notice that in some systems you may have to press the "shift" key while clicking on this link. On the nature of these lecture notes The SSIE-580B course is based on several books for which you will see references below, but mainly, the first Artificial Life volume, as well as Emmeche's book "The Garden in The Machine" . All the papers and books referred to in the notes are also made available to students. The goal of these notes is to supplement all these materials, namely, to identify deeper conceptual and philosophical problems facing ALife which have parallels in Systems Science, Cybernetics, Evolutionary Systems, and AI. These ideas were developed in greater detail in other publications, some of which you can also catch on-line . If you have any suggestions please drop me a line Syllabus - Table of Contents 1. What is Life?

69. Carlos.Gershenson@COGS.Sussex Work of Carlos Gershenson Cybernetics, Artificial Intelligence, Behaviourbased systems, artificial societies, artificial life http://www.cogs.susx.ac.uk/users/carlos

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70. Gene Pool In this artificial life simulation colourful creatures evolve the ability to swim in an aquatic environment. http://www.ventrella.com/GenePool/gene_pool.html

Preserve, Celebrate, SIMULATE....Biodiversity Free software download..... (for Windows) What is Gene Pool? Gene Pool is an artificial life simulation in which populations of physics-based organisms evolve swimming capabilities over time. These organisms are called "swimbots". You can set mate preference criteria and thus influence what the swimbots consider as attractive qualities in potential mates. The most attractive swimbots get chosen most often and so their genetic building blocks propogate to future generations. Eventually, swimbots get better at pursuing each other, competing for food, and becoming babes to other swimbots. Local gene pools emerge which compete for sex and food (for energy to have more sex). Eventually a dominant sub-population takes over. And sometimes, everyone just dies (but you can help keep them alive, by moving food bits and swimbots around, and constraining the migration of competing populations by using the "Great Wall") Gene Pool is best appreciated as a virtual Darwinian aquarium in which you initiate a primordial soup, and then occasionally check up on what Virtual Mother Nature is up to - about every fifteen minutes (or every few days, if you are interested in long-term evolutionary experiments!) The strange and unexpected strategies for swimming (and being sexually attractive) that emerge can sometimes be amusing, and a bit reminiscent of that brand of creativity known as Darwinian Evolution.

71. Artificial Life artificial life. *ALife Project. 1. O-Kaki Stem Seed Project A-Life http://www2d.biglobe.ne.jp/~aquila/a_index.html

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72. Evolution Of Complexity - HOME selfemergence and artificial life, genetic algorithms, genetic programming - essays and links http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/1402/

Complexity, Self-Emergence, Evolution, Artificial Life Evolution of Complex Systems - Self Organization Evolution of Complex Systems - Problems Ahead I am interested in complexity, self-emergence, ALife. I think these issues will profile the future of computing. A system based on evolution might be able to generate smart designs (i.e. Nature). In the future, when the greedy random number needs of the genetic algorithms can be satisfied by chaotic series via quantum properties of micro design, the speed of evolutionary systems will be beyond our imagination, far surpassing the speed that can be possible by massive parallelism only. The challenge is there waiting to be solved. I will be pleased if you comment on my thoughts about facing this challenge, which is also my PhD thesis work at Bogazici University Computer Engineering Department If you are looking for papers to read then there are many an essay on the evolution of complex systems many papers , and hyper essays on complexity and evolution. Utilities useful for Win95/NT users to read postscript files archived on Unix machines (.tar, .gz., .Z extensions).

73. ECAL'99 Home Page Translate this page The 5th European Conference on artificial life will take place in Lausanne, Switzerland at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), in September 1999. http://diwww.epfl.ch/lami/ecal99/

74. Briot, Jean-Pierre Laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris Object-oriented programming, concurrency/parallelism, distributed programming, flexible and adaptive programs, meta-programming and reflection, artificial intelligence, multi-agent systems, software agents, mobile agents, artificial life, computer music. http://www-poleia.lip6.fr/~briot/index2.html

Jean-Pierre Briot aka Jeeps I am a CNRS researcher ("directeur de recherche DR2"), member of the Laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris 6 ( In this lab, I am heading the " OASIS (Objects and Agents for Simulation and Information Systems) " research thema. Currently I am interested in the issues of adaptive software for distributed cooperative applications. Adaptation can be multiple (adaptation to changes in requirements, environment...) and can be manual or automatic. This raises various issues (modeling, control, consistency...), uses various concepts and techniques (objects, actors, agents, components, software architectures, reflective architectures...) and needs various experiments, all being at the crossing of traditional fields (programming, distributed systems, artificial intelligence, artificial life...). More information on: my current projects my publications (many of them online) my current responsabilities (in PCs and editorial boards) Actalk (a framework for concurrent programming in Smalltalk) music (hobby) Jean-Pierre BRIOT LIP6, Paris 6 - Case 169 8 rue du Capitaine Scott, 75015 Paris, France tel: +33 1 44 27 36 67 fax: +33 1 44 27 70 00 secr. (Ghislaine): +33 1 44 27 47 21 e-mail:

75. Artificial Life Games As Free Software Developer of artificial life games as free software with open source code download the game and source code. http://alifegames.sourceforge.net/

Games Featuring Artificial Life Published as Free Software ALife Games develops computer games powered by genuine artificial life. We publish our games with open source code as free software. Artificial life makes computer games more interesting and fun. Our aim is to use virtual worlds to develop artificial life entities with genuine artificial intelligence. Download the source code and join the quest.

76. DarwinBots Home Page DarwinBots is an artificial life software in some ways similar to CRobots and other programming games. Every simulated creature is a virtual robot with complex input and outputs and each DNA is in fact a program that acts on a memory cells array. Freeware. http://digilander.libero.it/darwinbots/

DarwinBots, in brief: -artificial life simulator focused on evolution of organisms' behaviour -runs hundreds of organisms in a flat universe, interacting with each other -behaviour is determined by each individual's DNA, in fact a complete program -individuals' inputs and outputs are studied for the greatest possible interaction -individuals feed by eating each others, and reproduce autonomously -mutation occurr during reproduction, so that organisms evolve during time -no extrinsic fitness function: evolution is open ended. latest news: Sept 2003: I've set up a forum for all DarwinBots users and sympathizers. Although not easily accessible until now, it's kind of populated. Post there all your comments, questions, dna listings, from now on the good ol' guestbook is discarded. Jump to the forum! old news: -May 2003: Version 2.1 uploaded. Why 2.1 ? Well, it brings some bug fixes, but also a little new tool to watch at the genes activations and some minor improvements in the interface (watch the screenshots ). The real time graphs now look decent. The organisms sharing experiment seems to be successful, apart from the fact that for one reason or another the server has very little uptime. Shall I repeat myself? Fly to the

77. Loading ... The Museum of Evolution and artificial lifeThe Museum of Evolution and artificial life. Most Recent Change Sat Oct 17 221702 1998 UTC. Welcome to the Museum of Evolution and artificial life (MEAL). http://www.ingentaselect.com/rpsv/cw/mitpress/10645462/contp1.htm

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78. Kasprzyk's ALife Page KASPRZYK S ALIFE PAGE, artificial life for the Macintosh. LEE is an artificial life model and simulator of controlled complexity, using endogenous fitness. http://www.kasprzyk.demon.co.uk/www/ALHome.html

KASPRZYK'S A-LIFE PAGE Artificial Life for the Macintosh. Click here for an index of the programs available. Please note that some of these programs may not have been tested on more recent operating systems such as Mac OS X. Turmites "Turmites" by Alexander Kasprzyk is an application allowing easy investigation of Turmite designs. Full documentation is available in PDF format This application was inspired by "o3 - Functional Programming: Practical Assignment 2 " where a complete description of how a Turmite functions can be found. Word Evolver "Word Evolver" by Alexander Kasprzyk is a version of the classic "monkeys bashing on a typewriter". Allowing the user to set the population size and choose whether the "monkeys" breed sexually or asexually, it is an excellent tool to investigate the adaptive advantages crossover offers over simple asexual reproduction. Langton's Ant v1.3.1 "Langton's Ant" programmed by Alexander Kasprzyk, based on the classic CA by Christopher Langton. One of the simplest cellular automata is "Langton's Ant", named after its inventor, Christopher Langton. The "ant" effects the state of the world each iteration by moving forwards one square.

79. Boids (Flocks, Herds, And Schools: A Distributed Behavioral Model) As luck would have it, Chris Langton organized the original groundbreaking artificial life Workshop a few months after the boids paper was published in 1987. http://www.red3d.com/cwr/boids/

Boids Background and Update by Craig Reynolds [You need to be using an Java-enabled browser to see this demo.] (more information about this applet (and others) is available) In 1986 I made a computer model of coordinated animal motion such as bird flocks and fish schools. It was based on three dimensional computational geometry of the sort normally used in computer animation or computer aided design. I called the generic simulated flocking creatures boids . The basic flocking model consists of three simple steering behaviors which describe how an individual boid maneuvers based on the positions and velocities its nearby flockmates: Separation : steer to avoid crowding local flockmates Alignment : steer towards the average heading of local flockmates Cohesion : steer to move toward the average position of local flockmates Each boid has direct access to the whole scene's geometric description, but flocking requires that it reacts only to flockmates within a certain small neighborhood around itself. The neighborhood is characterized by a distance (measured from the center of the boid) and an angle

80. Artificial Life by Michael Pollan, in The Botany of Desire , p. 245) Download Gene Pool Download Darwin Pond Cellular Automata The Evolution of artificial life (some similar http://www.ventrella.com/Alife/alife.html

"This is the assembly of life that it took a billion years to evolve"... "It has eaten the storms - folded them into its genes - and created the world that created us. It holds the world steady". -E.O. Wilson, on Biodiversity (quoted by Michael Pollan, in "The Botany of Desire", p. 245) The Evolution of Artificial Life: (some similar variations found on the internet...) Avatar Physics and Genetics published in Virtual Worlds (ed. Heudin, J.C.), Springer-Verlag Berlin/Heidelberg, 2000 Animated Artificial Life Chapter 3 of the book, Virtual Worlds: Synthetic Universes, Digital Life, and Complexity edited by Jean-Claude Heudin. Perseus Books, 1999 Attractiveness vs. Efficiency "How Mate Preference Affects Locomotion in the Evolution of Artificial Swimming Organisms" published in "Artificial Life VI Proceedings" MIT Press) Sexual Swimmers "Emergent Morphology and Locomotion without a Fitness Function" published in "From Animals to Animats" (page 484) MIT Press) Eukaryotic Virtual Reality "The Emergent Art of Artificial Life" (published in ISEA conference proceedings) (here's a link to the conference publication) Disney Meets Darwin "The Evolution of Funny Animated Figures" (published in Computer Animation '95 Proceedings, IEEE)

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