de Boer, B. (1997). Generating vowel systems in a population of agents. In Husbands, P., & Harvey, I. (Eds.), Proceedings of the Fourth European Conference on Artificial Life (ECAL'97), pp. 503--510. MIT Press / Bradford Books, Cambridge, MA. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....in their simulations, the number of vowels in each agent is fixed beforehand and the main process that shapes the vowel systems is still explicit optimization. The interactions between the agents only serve to make the vowel systems in the population coherent, not optimized. In previous papers, [3, 4] it has been shown that the proposed model really results in coherent and realistic vowel systems. Meanwhile the research has progressed to larger populations and more realistic results (compare, for example the figures in [3] with the figures in this paper. Many (extremely boring) experiments ....
....in the population coherent, not optimized. In previous papers, 3, 4] it has been shown that the proposed model really results in coherent and realistic vowel systems. Meanwhile the research has progressed to larger populations and more realistic results (compare, for example the figures in [3] with the figures in this paper. Many (extremely boring) experiments have been done to test the sensitivity of the system to parameter changes and small changes of algorithm, but the self organisation has been shown to be remarkably robust. The interested reader is referred to [5] The main focus ....
de Boer, Bart (1997) Generating vowel systems in a population of agents. In Phil Husbands and Inman Harvey (eds.) Fourth European conference on Artificial Life, Cambidge (MS) MIT Press pp. 503--510
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de Boer, B. (1997). Generating vowel systems in a population of agents. In Husbands, P., & Harvey, I. (Eds.), Proceedings of the Fourth European Conference on Artificial Life (ECAL'97), pp. 503--510. MIT Press / Bradford Books, Cambridge, MA.
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