Leandro Nunes de Castro, Fernando J. Von Zuben, eds.
Recent Developments in Biologically Inspired Computing.
Idea Group. 2005
Contents
- • From biologically inspired computing to natural computing. 2005
- • Penousal Machado, Francisco B. Pereira, Jorge Tavares, Ernesto Costa, Amilcar Cardoso. Evolutionary Turing Machines: the quest for busy beavers. 2005
- • Fabiano Luis de Sousa, Ferdando Ramos, Roberto Luiz Galski, Issamu Muraoka. Generalized extremal optimization: a new meta-heuristic inspired by a model of natural evolution. 2005
- • Taro Yabuki, Hitoshi Iba. Genetic programming using a Turing-complete representation: recurrent network consiting of trees. 2005
- • Candida Ferreira. Gene expression programming and the evolution of computer programs. 2005
- • Vincenzo Cutello, Giuseppe Nicosia. The clonal selection principle for in silico and in vitro computing. 2005
- • Sergio Alonso, Oscar Cordon, Inaki Fernandez de Viana. Integrating evolutionary computation components in ant colony optimization. 2005
- • Gurdip Singh, Sanjoy Das, Shekhar V. Gosavi, Sandeep Pujar. Ant colony algorithms for Steiner trees: an application to routing in sensor networks. 2005
- • Vahid Sherafat, Leandro Nunes de Castro, Eduardo Raul Hruschka. The influence of pheromone and adaptive vision in the standard ant clustering algorithm. 2005
- • James Kennedy. Particle swarms: optimization based on sociocognition. 2005
- • Angelo Loula, Ricardo Gudwin, Sidarta Ribeiro, Ivan de Araujo, Joao Queiroz. Synthetic approach to semiotic artificial creatures. 2005
- • Jean-Phillipe Rennard. Perspectives for strong artificial life. 2005
- • Peter J. Bentley. Controlling robots with fractal gene regulatory networks. 2005
- • Mark Neal, Jonathan Timmis. Once more unto the breach: towards artificial homeostasis. 2005
- • C. Ronald Kube, Chris A. C. Parker, Tao Wang, Hong Zhang. Biologically inspired collective robotics. 2005
- • Thomas P. Trappenberg. Continuous attractor neural networks. 2005
