'Cellular automata' diaporamas de présentation

Evolutionary and Co-evolutionary Learning

Evolutionary and Co-evolutionary Learning. Appeal of biology. Distribution and parallelism Robustness to errors, noise Adaptation and learning; self-constructing Self-organizing resource allocation Self-protection and self-repair Complex, emergent behavior from simple rules.

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Agent-based models and social simulation

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Self-Organized Criticality in the Solar Atmosphere: Universal Property of Solar Magnetism, Or Merely On

Self-Organized Criticality in the Solar Atmosphere: Universal Property of Solar Magnetism, Or Merely One of Eruptive Active Regions?. Manolis K. Georgoulis* RCAAM of the Academy of Athens RCAAM of the Academy of Athens. * Marie Curie Fellow. Bern, CH, 15 - 19 Oct 2012.

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Assessing the performance of bio-inspired heuristics for single row layout problems

Assessing the performance of bio-inspired heuristics for single row layout problems. Berna ULUTA? B.Burak ULUTA ? Eskisehir Osmangazi University Department of Industrial Engineering. 30 June-2 July 2010 Oprerations Research and Industrial Engineering Conference

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ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING PROBABILISTIC MODELS

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GRYPHON

GRYPHON. Taylor Curtis Eric Lantz Kate Nelson Gio Messner Michelle Phillips. General Framework. Text-to-speech. Speech-to-text. Parser. DM. DB. Sphinx. Phoenix. Dialogue Manager. Database. Festival. General Framework. Text-to-speech. Speech-to-text. Parser. DM. DB. Sphinx.

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Cellular Automata

Cellular Automata. FRES 1010 Eileen Kraemer Fall 2005. What is a cellular automaton?. a collection of "colored" cells on a grid of specified shape that evolves through a number of discrete time steps according to a set of rules based on the states of neighboring cells. .

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The Financial Crisis: What Happened and How We Need to Change our Thinking

The Financial Crisis: What Happened and How We Need to Change our Thinking. Stuart A. Umpleby The George Washington University Washington, DC 20052. Does the financial crisis require a change in economic thinking? If so, what change?. An overview of the presentation.

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Fast Simulation of Lightning for 3D Games

Fast Simulation of Lightning for 3D Games. Jeremy Bryan Advisor: Sudhanshu Semwal. Overview. Introduction Applications Previous Research Design Implementation Results Future Work Conclusion. Introduction. Realistic cloud-to-ground lightning strike 3D game emphasis

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An Overview of Evolutionary Cellular Automata Computation

An Overview of Evolutionary Cellular Automata Computation. Scott McQuade January 24, 2008. A2 Papers. J.P.Crutchfield and M.Mitchell. The evolution of emergent computation. PNAS, 92 (23): 10742, 1995.

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Fundamental Physics

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AI Perspective

AI Perspective. Topic. Finite State Machine [FSM] Artificial Stupidity Game of Life Swarm Intelligent (Ant Colony, Flocking) Scripting. Finite State Machine [FSM].

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Constraints on Hypercomputation

Constraints on Hypercomputation. Greg Michaelson 1 & Paul Cockshott 2 1 HeriotWatt University, 2 University of Glasgow. Church-Turing Thesis. effective calculability

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Non-Gaussian Data Fusion System (NGDFS)

Non-Gaussian Data Fusion System (NGDFS). Daniel H. Wagner Associates, Inc. - www.wagner.com.

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Glossary of Technical Terms

Modeling Crowd Dynamics Brent Morgan 1, 2 , Krista Parry 1, 3 , Andy Platta 1, 3 , Mitch Wilson 1, 4 1 Mathematics, 2 Engineering Physics, 3 Chemistry, 4 Mechanical Engineering. Project Description

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Glossary of Technical Terms

Modeling Crowd Dynamics Brent Morgan 1, 2 , Krista Parry 1, 3 , Andy Platta 1, 3 , Mitch Wilson 1, 4 1 Mathematics, 2 Engineering Physics, 3 Chemistry, 4 Mechanical Engineering. Project Description

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History of Computers

History of Computers. Man started off by counting on his digits Needed ways to measure months and seasons in order to perform festivals and ceremonies. Counting. Primitive Calendar. Stonehenge Home for thousands of years to ceremonial and religious events involving the summer solstice.

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