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15th WIVACE 2021: Winterthur, Switzerland
- Johannes Josef Schneider
, Mathias Sebastian Weyland
Artificial Life and Evolutionary Computation - 15th Italian Workshop, WIVACE 2021, Winterthur, Switzerland, September 15-17, 2021, Revised Selected Papers. Communications in Computer and Information Science 1722, Springer 2022, ISBN 978-3-031-23929-8 - Giovanni Cappelletti, Gianluca D'Addese
Dynamical Criticality in Growing Networks. 3-13 - Clara Pizzuti, Annalisa Socievole:
Effective Resistance Based Weight Thresholding for Community Detection. 14-23 - Gregory Gygax, Nils Ratnaweera, Werner Tischhauser, Theo H. M. Smits
An Oracle for the Optimization of Underconstrained Compositions of Neural Networks - The Tick Hazard Use Case. 24-31 - Johannes Josef Schneider
Obstacles on the Pathway Towards Chemical Programmability Using Agglomerations of Droplets. 35-50 - Hans-Georg Matuttis, Silvia Holler
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Droplet Recognition by a "Shootout"-Heuristics. 51-62 - Johannes Josef Schneider, Mathias Sebastian Weyland, Dandolo Flumini, Rudolf Marcel Füchslin:
Exploring the Three-Dimensional Arrangement of Droplets. 63-71 - Johannes Josef Schneider
Geometric Restrictions to the Agglomeration of Spherical Particles. 72-84 - Andrea Giordano
Effectiveness of Dynamic Load Balancing in Parallel Execution of a Subsurface Flow Cellular Automata Model. 85-96 - Pasquale Stano
Two Possible AI-Related Paths for Bottom-Up Synthetic Cell Research. 97-100 - Uladzislau Sychou
A Hybrid Control System Architecture for a Mobile Robot to Provide an Energy-Efficient and Fast Data Processing. 103-108 - Ahmed Almansoori
On the Evolution of Mechanisms for Collective Decision Making in a Swarm of Robots. 109-120 - Michele Braccini
A Novel Online Adaptation Mechanism in Artificial Systems Provides Phenotypic Plasticity. 121-132 - Luigi Di Biasi
Exploration of Genetic Algorithms and CNN for Melanoma Classification. 135-138 - Nicole Dalia Cilia, Tiziana D'Alessandro
Using Genetic Algorithms to Optimize a Deep Learning Based System for the Prediction of Cognitive Impairments. 139-150 - Guillaume Maître
Autonomous Inspections of Power Towers with an UAV. 151-162 - Gabriel Vachey, Thomas Ott
Self-organizing Maps of Artificial Neural Classifiers - A Brain-Like Pin Factory. 163-171 - Mattia Barbaresi
Evolutionary Music: Statistical Learning and Novelty for Automatic Improvisation. 172-183 - Luigi Di Biasi
ARISE: Artificial Intelligence Semantic Search Engine. 187-192 - Stephan Scheidegger, Sergio Mingo Barba, Harold Fellermann, Udo Gaipl:
Influence of the Antigen Pattern Vector on the Dynamics in a Perceptron-Based Artificial Immune - Tumour- Ecosystem During and After Radiation Therapy. 195-206 - Gianluca D'Addese
Two-Level Detection of Dynamic Organization in Cancer Evolution Models. 207-224 - Stefano Piotto
Artificial Chemical Neural Network for Drug Discovery Applications. 225-229 - Riccardo Righi:
Information Flow Simulations in Multi-dimensional and Dynamic Systems. 233-248 - Johannes Josef Schneider
Investigation of the Ramsey-Pierce-Bowman Model. 249-259 - Rudolf Marcel Füchslin, Jacques Ambühl, Alessia Faggian, Harold Fellermann, Dandolo Flumini, Armando Geller, Martin M. Hanczyc, Andreas Klinkert, Pius Krütli, Hans-Georg Matuttis, Thomas Ott, Stephan Scheidegger, Gary Bruno Schmid, Timo Smieszek, Johannes J. Schneider, Albert Steiner, Mathias S. Weyland:
Ethical Aspects of Computational Modelling in Science, Decision Support and Communication. 263-293
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