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AGENTBEATS
Agent based artificial life beat machine. Evolve musical patterns by artificial life simulations.
http://agentbeats.net

Extractions: The software is free for download, but I would very much like to get feedback about the program in return. So if you have good ideas or errors to report please do so at this mail address mikkel@agentbeats.net . I would also like to hear (about) any music created with AGENTBEATS. Any feedback is welcome! AGENTBEATS is available for free download! Click here to get it! Click here for a detailed manual (also included in the zip-file). Updated 10 oktober 2002. Here are the first pieces of music I have created using AGENTBEATS: agentbeat 001 This track has been done by simply mapping each agent to a different sound in some sound-generating software/hardware. I have not edited in this rhythmical performance. agentbeat 002 This one has been through more after-work... I.e. I have added several patterns and done some arrangements after generating the basic "seed"-midi-file from AGENTBEATS. On this track I experiment with using the same "seed" for generating weird monophonic synth-sounds, and it turns out to be: Very Succesful.
COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS GROUP AT IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
Department of Computer Science, Complex Adaptive Systems Group. Studying natural and artificial complex Category Computers artificial life Research Groups This page is maintained by the Artificial Intelligence Research Groupin the Department of Computer Science at Iowa State University.
http://www.cs.iastate.edu/~honavar/alife.isu.html

Extractions: This page is maintained by the Artificial Intelligence Research Group in the Department of Computer Science at Iowa State University . Please mail additions and updates to this page to Vasant Honavar honavar@cs.iastate.edu Many natural systems (e.g., brains, immune systems, ecologies, societies) and increasingly, many artificial systems (parallel and distributed computing systems, artificial intelligence systems, artificial neural networks, evolutionary programs) are characterized by apparently complex behaviors that emerge as a result of often nonlinear spatio-temporal interactions among a large number of component systems at different levels of organization. Consequently, researchers in a number of disparate areas including computer science, artificial intelligence, neural networks, cognitive science, computational economics, mathematics, optimization, complexity theory, control systems, biology, neuroscience, psychology, engineering, etc. have have begun to address, through a combination of basic as well as applied, theoretical as well as experimental research, analysis and synthesis of such systems. OTHER LINKS OF INTEREST
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

Extractions: This is an old webpage. Updated information about the author can be found here I studied the MSc in Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems in the School of Cognitive and Computer Sciences ( COGS ) of the University of Sussex I am now studying a PhD at the Center Leo Apostel of the Free University of Brussels . My advisors are Francis Heylighen and Diederik Aerts . My webpage at the VUB. I have a wide variety of academic interests, including evolution of cognition, artificial societies, behaviour-based systems, complexity theory, philosophy of science, philosophy of mind, metaphysics, ontology, paraconsistent logics, artificial life, and virtual laboratories. I am also Contributing Editor for Complexity Digest Pulbication list with abstracts , or without My e-mail here: cgershen@vub.ac.be About me . My everchanging bookmarks My webpage in México unfortunately went down. You can find most of the things which were there here: You will find most of my previous scientific and philosophical work, papers, computer programs, and art (1997-2001). My BEng thesis, "Artificial Societies of Intelligent Agents" is here My MSc Thesis: A Comparison of Different Cognitive Paradigms Using Simple Animats in a Virtual Laboratory, with Implications to the Notion of Cognition
Macintosh Artificial Life Software
Macintosh artificial life Software HAS MOVED! Bookmark TheNew Location because this link will vanish soon
http://www.bdt.com/home/brianhill/elsewhere.html
Syllabus Of Readings For Complex Adaptive Systems And Agent-Based Computational
It is based in part on the artificial life syllabi prepared by Emanuel Gruengard(BarIlan University), John Koza (Stanford University), and Martin Zwick
http://www.econ.iastate.edu/tesfatsi/sylalife.htm

Extractions: and Agent-Based Computational Economics Last Updated: 19 March 2002 Site maintained by: Leigh Tesfatsion Department of Economics Iowa State University Ames, Iowa 50011-1070 http://www.econ.iastate.edu/tesfatsi/ tesfatsi@iastate.edu Agent-Based Computational Economics (ACE) Web Site: http://www.econ.iastate.edu/tesfatsi/ace.htm Acknowledgements: This continuously updated site is a source of readings for the weekly interdisciplinary Complex Adaptive Systems Workshop at Iowa State University. It is based in part on the artificial life syllabi prepared by Emanuel Gruengard (Bar-Ilan University), John Koza (Stanford University), and Martin Zwick (Portland State University), and on the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) manual maintained by Joerg Heitkoetter of the University of Dortmund for the newsgroup comp.ai.genetic. Various CAS/ACE-related Web sites and journals, magazines, and publishing companies
E-den
Freeware artificial life program designed for the Windows environment.
http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Forum/3830

Extractions: An important feature of e-den is that users may link their own local digital world with similar worlds over the internet and thereby participate in the creation of a large, autonomous digital ecosystem with a multilevel food-chain. Users may even design and name their own species and then attempt to take over the e-den master grid. This site is intended as a reference for the e-den program and contains far more information than is needed to run the program. To be a part of the e-den master grid, just get hold of the free software, make your e-mail address available and press 'play' on the e-den toolbar a couple of times a week... As far as pets go, e-den organisms couldn't come cleaner or quieter so please, open up your PC to this brand new life form. For further information, e-mail Craig McColl. Combine my first and last names in one word (no underscore) and add @hotmail.com. The old e-mail address is no longer valid. UPDATE: Version 0.60 is the latest version, with some modifed metabolic parameters that encourage the survival of carnivores. Recent demo worlds available on the download page also include a sample carnivore species. I have made available a draft of the e-den syntax but be warned that this is only for the curious and is not necessary to run the software. You might want to look at the
Introduction To Artificial Life And Java Illustration : Cellular Automata, Genet
Introduction to the main chapters of artificial life with applets and applications.All texts are available in PDF. Many links to artificial life.
http://www.rennard.org/alife/english/entree.html

Extractions: http://www.frontmatter.com/artificial_more.html Version 2.0 of CAV is available. It now implements some 1D cellular automata and can be used to test Wolfram's and Langton's classifications. This site is devoted to Artificial Life. Its objective is to participate in the popularization of this new science. As a matter of fact, the general public is not really aware of those researches even though they could have a real daily importance in the coming decades. Former academic (but in quite a different field), I will try to ensure rigorous presentations while limiting technical demonstrations. (if any professional wandering there sees some mistakes or excessive simplifications, please take some seconds to let me know. Thanks :-) ). The site will progressively present the main chapters of this corpus. Each topic will be illustrated with a program or an applet. Artificial life is a fascinating subject. I will try to make the programs user friendly, but some of the topics are a bit complex or not really spectacular. You will sometime need to make small efforts, but you will then discover that reality can be very close to Science Fiction ...
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MIND-RELATED TOPICS
An annotated bibliography of cognitive science, artificial intelligence, neurobiology, artificial life, linguistics, neural networks, connectionism, cognitive psychology, consciousness.
http://www.thymos.com/mind.html
Artificial Life
The technology of artificial life was first conceived by John von Neumann, who alsohad plenty to do with the nuclear effort, the technology of artificial death
http://mosaic.echonyc.com/~steven/alife.html

Extractions: where computers meet biology T he first, and still the definitive (IMHO, and also that of the NY Times ) history of a new sciencea-life, the creation of the behaviors of biology inside the computer and in the actions of robots. The technology of artificial life was first conceived by John von Neumann, who also had plenty to do with the nuclear effort, the technology of artificial deathand now a lot of a-life work is being done at Los Alamos. The book introduces the a-life scientistsa fascinating bunchexplains what they're up to, and explores some of the moral issues behind the work Order Artificial Life now. Also available in Germany, Korea, Portugal, and Japan. Other books include Insanely Great The Unicorn's Secret Hackers or Crypto
Laboratory Of Artificial Life And Robotics, ISTC-CNR
GRAL Research Group on artificial life - is a scientific group interested inartificial life, Artificial Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithms, Evolutionary
http://gral.ip.rm.cnr.it/

Extractions: Laboratory or Artificial Life and Robotics Institute of Cognitive Science and Technology CNR Home Members Publications "Tè Darwiniano" meetings Resources ... Address The Research Group on Artificial Life is an internationally recognized laboratory that carried out pioneering research in the area of artificial life and evolutionary robotics. Our main research activity involve 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).
Artificial Life Games Homepage
Logo ALife Games Demos Reviews. Logo To Play On Line Sites, ArtificialLife Games Homepage. Logo Therapeutic Games Sites. Robot Related Sites.
http://gral.ip.rm.cnr.it/luigi/lupa_algames.html
Artificial Life V
Nara, Japan; 1618 May 1996.Category Computers artificial life Conferences Past Conferences 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

Extractions: 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
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Due to the installation of a new artificial life web site, and loss of interestin artificial life from my part, artificial life Online 2.0 has ceased its
http://news.alife.org/

Extractions: Dear visitors, Due to the installation of a new Artificial Life web site, and loss of interest in Artificial Life from my part, Artificial Life Online 2.0 has ceased its operations. Please visit http://alife.org for the current Artificial Life online web site. For more information on this matter, contact me at a.m.l.liekens@tue.nl Anthony Liekens,-
Complex Systems Virtual Library By Themes - Artificial Life
Links to online documents about artificial life.Category Computers artificial life PublicationsComplex Systems VL by themes - artificial life. Info artificial lifeOnline ALife information maintained by the Santa Fe Institute.
http://lorenz.mur.csu.edu.au/complex/library/0ArtificialLife.html

Extractions: The Chaos and Complex Systems Seminar is a weekly, campus-wide, interdisciplinary seminar series at the University of Wisconsin - Madison on the new sciences of chaos and complexity. Talks span a wide range of topics including computer science, mathematics, economics, biology, meteorology, psychology, and physics. They are aimed at a non-expert but scientific audience, and everyone is welcome.
SSIE580B - Evolutionary Systems And Artificial Life: Lecture Notes
SSIE 580B Evolutionary Systems and artificial life. 7. artificial life SelfOrganizingand Evolutionary Systems (Updated June 26, 1997). Evaluation.
http://www.c3.lanl.gov/~rocha/ss504_02.html

Extractions: Los Alamos, NM 87545 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?
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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Artificial Life Games As Free Software
Developer of artificial life games as free software with open source code - download the game and Category Computers artificial lifeWe develop artificial life games as free software with open sourcecode download our game and the source code. Games Featuring
http://alifegames.sourceforge.net/

Extractions: 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.
International Society For Artificial Life
Search Box. Welcome to the International Society for artificial life Thisis the web page of the International Society for artificial life (ISAL).
http://society.alife.org/index.php

Extractions: Synopsis: Creating machines that we cannot completely control, and then putting them in charge of critical aspects of our lives, poses risks whose consequences we may not have the luxury of contemplating afterward. We need to consider the seldom discussed moral, ethical, and religious questions raised by intelligent machines that will be able to think and feel, so we can make informed decisions about the kind of future we want to live in. The book is written for a general but scientifically curious audience, particularly those interested in mankinds future, machine intelligence, morality, ethics, cognitive science, science and society, science policy, religion, and the philosophy of science.
Artificial Life Meets Entertainment
artificial life meets Entertainment Lifelike Autonomous Agents. ALIVEstands for artificial life Interactive Video Environment .
http://pattie.www.media.mit.edu/people/pattie/CACM-95/alife-cacm95.html

Extractions: pattie@media.mit.edu The relatively new field of Artificial Life attempts to study and understand biological life by synthesizing artificial life forms. To paraphrase Chris Langton , the founder of the field, the goal of Artificial Life is to "model life as it could be so as to understand life as we know it". Artificial Life is a very broad discipline which spans such diverse topics as artificial evolution, artificial ecosystems, artificial morphogenesis, molecular evolution and many more. [6] offers a nice overview of the different research questions studied by the discipline. Artificial Life shares with Artificial Intelligence its interest in synthesizing adaptive autonomous agents. Autonomous agents are computational systems that inhabit some complex, dynamic environment, sense and act autonomously in this environment, and by doing so realize a set of goals or tasks that they are designed for. The goal of building an autonomous agent is as old as the field of Artificial Intelligence itself. The Artificial Life community has initiated a radically different approach towards this goal which focuses on fast, reactive behavior, rather than knowledge and reasoning, as well as adaptation and learning. Its approach is largely inspired by Biology, and more specifically the field of Ethology, which attempts to understand the mechanisms which animals use to demonstrate adaptive and successful behavior.
Artificial Life
A collection of Jeffrey Ventrella's AL programs, including a very original "Breeding gliders Category Computers artificial life Cellular Automata The Evolution of artificial life some similar variations found on the internet ..1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Aalife Online Go see artificial life Online!
http://www.ventrella.com/Alife/alife.html

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