| G. S. Hornby and J. B. Pollack. Evolving L-systems to generate virtual creatures. Computers and Graphics, 25(6):1041-1048, 2001. |
....of Dictyostelium amoebae (1) pattern are introduced and their implications and applications explored, ideas for further research are then outlined for this new and exciting facet of arti cial life. In essence, this paper is an attempt to show that in agreement with the following quote from [Hornby, G et al. 2001a] a paradigm shift needs to take place that embraces the counterintuitive concept that something without meaning intentionality can be beautiful, that emergent (see subsection 1.1) design methods can surpass those within our current, creationist framework. There is great scope, if this shift ....
.... coherent architecture an arrangement must have among other things, modularity and compactness meaning that recurrent states appear and bricks have adjacent faces with many of their neighbours. In [ Lindenmayer systems were used for architectural purposes. The tables generated in [Hornby, G et al. 2001b] using L systems as opposed to a non generative encoding are intriguing, not least because they actually exhibit the sort of structure that was de ned in [Bonabeau, E et al. 2000a] The fact that they were evolved and the tness function used essentially told the l system to develop into a table ....
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Hornby, G & Pollack, J. Evolving L-systems to Generate Virtual Creatures. Elsevier Science Ireland.
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G. S. Hornby and J. B. Pollack. Evolving L-systems to generate virtual creatures. Computers and Graphics, 25(6):1041-1048, 2001.
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G. S. Hornby and J. B. Pollack. Evolving L-systems to generate virtual creatures. Computers and Graphics, 25(6):1041--1048, 2001.
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IEEE Press. Hornby, G. S. & J. B. Pollack (2001b). Evolving L-systems to generate virtual creatures. Computers and Graphics 25, 1041--1048.
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G. S. Hornby and J. B. Pollack. Evolving L-systems to generate virtual creatures. Computers and Graphics, 25:1041--1048, 2001.
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