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Abstract: . We are becoming increasingly dependent on large interconnected
networks for the control of our resources. One important issue is
resource protection strategies in the event of failures and/or attacks. To
address this issue we investigated the effectiveness of evolving finite-state
machine (FSM) strategies for winning against an adversary in a challenging
Competition for Resources simulation. Although preliminary results
were promising, unproductive cyclic behavior lowered performance.... (Update)
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...we have seen significant speedups. We are also developing another implementation that uses re verification during evolution [17]. Two agents compete in a board game, and one of the agents evolves its strategy to improve it. The key lesson that has been learned from...
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Spears, W. & Gordon, D. (2000). Evolving finite-state machine strategies for protecting resources. In review. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/spears00evolving.html More
@inproceedings{ spears00evolving,
author = "William M. Spears and Diana F. Gordon",
title = "Evolving Finite-State Machine Strategies for Protecting Resources",
booktitle = "International Syposium on Methodologies for Intelligent Systems",
pages = "166-175",
year = "2000",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/spears00evolving.html" }
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