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14th ECAL 2017: Lyon, France
- Carole Knibbe, Guillaume Beslon, David P. Parsons, Dusan Misevic, Jonathan Rouzaud-Cornabas, Nicolas Bredèche, Salima Hassas, Olivier Simonin, Hédi Soula:
Proceedings of the Fourteenth European Conference Artificial Life, ECAL 2017, Lyon, France, September 4-8, 2017. MIT Press 2017, ISBN 978-0-262-34633-7
Invited Oral Presentations
- Frances Westall, Thomas Georgelin, Keyron Hickman-Lewis, Avinash Dass, Terrence Kee, André Brack:
What is life? The emergence of life in a mineral world. 1 - Viola Schiaffonati:
Experimenting with computing and in computing: Stretching the traditional notion of experimentation. 2-3 - Laurent Pujo-Menjouet, Andreas Wessel-Therhorn:
The illusion of life. 4-5 - Csaba Pál:
Evolution of complex adaptations. 6-7 - William I. Sellers:
Synthetic palaeontology: Reconstructing ancient life using virtual robots. 8-9 - Philippe Faure:
Drug addiction and alteration of decision making process. 10 - Sabine Hauert:
Swarm engineering across scales: From robots to nanomedicine. 11-12
Contributions Selected for an Oral Presentations
- Eran Agmon, James A. Glazier, Randall D. Beer:
Structural coupling of a Potts model cell. 13-20 - Miguel Aguilera, Manuel Glez Bedia:
Criticality as it could be: Organizational invariance as self-organized criticality in embodied agents. 21-28 - Miguel Aguilera, Carlos Alquezar-Baeta
, Eduardo J. Izquierdo:
Signatures of criticality in a maximum entropy model of the C. elegans brain during free behaviour. 29-35 - Manuel Baltieri, Christopher L. Buckley:
An active inference implementation of phototaxis. 36-43 - Sebastian Bangel, Evert Haasdijk:
Reweighting rewards in embodied evolution to achieve a balanced distribution of labour. 44-51 - Stuart Bartlett:
Delving deeper into homeostatic dynamics of reaction diffusion systems with a general fluid dynamics and artificial chemistry model. 52-59 - Anton Bernatskiy, Josh C. Bongard:
Choice of robot morphology can prohibit modular control and disrupt evolution. 60-67 - Martin Biehl, Daniel Polani:
Action and perception for spatiotemporal patterns. 68-75 - Clifford Bohm, Nitash C. G, Arend Hintze:
MABE (Modular Agent Based Evolver): A framework for digital evolution research. 76-83 - Rosangela Canino-Koning, Jason Keagy
Sexual selection promotes ecological speciation in digital organisms. 84-90 - Jitka Cejková, Takashi Ikegami, Frantisek Stepánek:
Life-like swarm behavior of multiple chemotactic droplets. 91-95 - Naoaki Chiba, Reiji Suzuki, Takaya Arita:
Evolution of a complex anti-predator niche construction in a physical 2D predator-prey simulation and a feature analysis of defensive structures using a deep auto-encoder. 96-97 - Angelos Chliaoutakis, Georgios Chalkiadakis:
Evolutionary game-theoretic modeling of past societies' social organization. 98-105 - Joe Collenette, Katie Atkinson, Daan Bloembergen
Mood modelling within reinforcement learning. 106-113 - Benjamin Cowley, John Thornton, Linda Main, Abdul Sattar:
Dynamic thresholds for self-organizing predictive cells. 114-121 - Emily L. Dolson
Spatial resource heterogeneity creates local hotspots of evolutionary potential. 122-129 - Matthew D. Egbert, Andrew Keane
Lag in situated, embodied and dynamical adaptive systems. 130-137 - Kai Olav Ellefsen
Evolving neural networks with multiple internal models. 138-145 - Alex Ellery:
Building physical self-replicating machines. 146-153 - Brent E. Eskridge, Ingo Schlupp:
Effects of local communication and spatial position in a collective decision-making model. 154-161 - Iñaki Fernández Pérez, Amine M. Boumaza, François Charpillet:
Learning collaborative foraging in a swarm of robots using embodied evolution. 162-161 - Giordano B. S. Ferreira, Matthias Scheutz, Michael Levin:
Investigating the effects of noise on a cell-to-cell communication mechanism for structure regeneration. 170-177 - Katharina Flugt, Steen Rasmussen:
Comparing and contrasting functional blueprints for simple self-replicating protocellular and robotics systems. 178-183 - Claudius Gros, Laura Martin, Bulcsú Sándor
A self-organized one-neuron controller for artificial life on wheels. 184-185 - P. Martín Gutiérrez
Simulating multicell populations with an accelerated gro simulator. 186-188 - Asbjørn E. Hansen, Steen Rasmussen:
Programmed self-replication and life-cycles of microchip swarming protocells. 189 - Kyle Harrington, Louise Magbunduku:
Competitive dynamics in eco-evolutionary genetically-regulated swarms. 190-197 - Inman Harvey:
Going round in circles. 198-199 - Jacqueline Heinerman, Jörg Stork, Margarita Alejandra Rebolledo Coy, Julien Hubert, Thomas Bartz-Beielstein, A. E. Eiben, Evert Haasdijk:
Can social learning increase learning speed, performance or both? 200-207 - Genki Ichinose, Yoshiki Satotani, Hiroki Sayama:
How mutation alters fitness of cooperation in networked evolutionary games. 208-213 - Milan Jelisavcic
Analysis of Lamarckian evolution in morphologically evolving robots. 214-221 - Johannes H. Jensen, Gunnar Tufte:
Reservoir computing with a chaotic circuit. 222-229 - Didem Kadihasanoglu, Randall D. Beer, Geoffrey P. Bingham:
An evolutionary robotics model of visually-guided braking: Testing optical variables. 230-236 - Takeshi Kano, Koichi Osuka, Toshihiro Kawakatsu, Naoki Matsui, Akio Ishiguro:
A minimal model of collective behaviour based on non-reciprocal interactions. 237-244 - Hyobin Kim
Criticality of gene regulatory networks and the resulting morphogenesis. 245-246 - Michael Krastev, Angelika Sebald, Susan Stepney:
Functional grouping analysis of varying reactor types in the Spiky-RBN AChem. 247-254 - Dragana Laketic, Gunnar Tufte:
Evolution-in-materio computations: Hierarchies rising from electron dynamics in carbon nanotubes. 255-256 - Alexander Lalejini
Gene duplications drive the evolution of complex traits and regulation. 257-264 - Vincent Liard, Jonathan Rouzaud-Cornabas, Nicolas Comte, Guillaume Beslon:
A 4-base model for the Aevol in-silico experimental evolution platform. 265-266 - Jessica Lowell, Jordan B. Pollack:
The effects of environmental structure on the evolution of modularity in a pattern classifier. 267-274 - Atsushi Masumori, Lana Sinapayen, Takashi Ikegami:
Learning by stimulation avoidance scales to large neural networks. 275-282 - Simon McGregor:
Let the explanation fit the theorist - Enactive explanatory pluralism and the representation debate. 283-289 - Jared M. Moore, Adam Stanton:
Lexicase selection outperforms previous strategies for incremental evolution of virtual creature controllers. 290-297 - Nick Moran, Jordan B. Pollack:
Effects of cooperative and competitive coevolution on complexity in a linguistic prediction game. 298-205 - Joshua R. Nahum, Jevin West, Benjamin M. Althouse, Luis Zaman, Charles Ofria, Benjamin Kerr:
Improved adaptation in exogenously and endogenously changing environments. 306-313 - Aparajit Narayan, Elio Tuci, Frédéric Labrosse, Muhanad H. Mohammed Alkilabi:
Road detection using convolutional neural networks. 314-321 - Geoff Nitschke
Modeling patterns of wealth disparity in predynastic Upper Egypt. 322-323 - Wataru Noguchi, Hiroyuki Iizuka, Masahito Yamamoto:
The development of spatial recognition and navigation in hierarchical recurrent neural network with convolution processing. 324-331 - Anil Özdemir, Melvin Gauci, Roderich Gross:
Shepherding with robots that do not compute. 332-339 - Sergio Peignier, Jonas Abernot, Christophe Rigotti, Guillaume Beslon:
EvoMove: Evolutionary-based living musical companion. 340-347 - Cedric Perret, Simon T. Powers, Emma Hart:
Emergence of hierarchy from the evolution of individual influence in an agent-based model. 348-355 - Laurie J. Points, Jonathan Grizou, Juan Manuel Parrilla Gutierrez, James Ward Taylor, Lee Cronin:
The evolution of active droplets in chemorobotic platforms. 356-357 - Anselmo C. Pontes, Ian Whalen, Andrew C. Mitchell, Robert B. Mobley, Fred C. Dyer, Charles Ofria:
Investigations into the evolutionary origin of navigation and learning. 358-359 - Andrei D. Robu, Christoph Salge, Chrystopher L. Nehaniv, Daniel Polani:
Time as it could be measured in artificial living systems. 360-367 - Charles Rocabert, Carole Knibbe, Jessika Consuegra
Environmental seasonality drives digital populations towards stable cross-feeding. 368-369 - Andrea Roli, Marco Villani, Roberto Serra:
Locating critical regions by the Relevance Index. 370-371 - Shota Shibasaki
Stochastic sexual interaction facilitates the evolution of asexual cooperation in the social amoeba. 372-379 - Lana Sinapayen, Takashi Ikegami:
Online fitting of computational cost to environmental complexity: Predictive coding with the ε-network. 380-387 - Yukina Takano, Reiji Suzuki, Takaya Arita:
Virtual experience of complex dynamics emerging in a social particle swarm model by sonification. 388-395 - Genta Toya, Takashi Hashimoto:
Evolution of recursive combination operation. 396-403 - Alexander P. Turner, Nina Dethlefs:
Transparency Of Execution Using Epigenetic Networks. 404-411 - Cansu Uluseker
A dynamic model of the phosphate response system with synthetic promoters in Escherichia coli. 412-419 - Nathaniel Virgo
Lineage selection leads to evolvability at large population sizes. 420-427 - Payam Zahadat, Daniel Nicolas Hofstadler, Thomas Schmickl:
Development of morphology based on resource distribution: Finding the shortest path in a maze by vascular morphogenesis controller. 428-429
Contributions Selected for a Poster Presentations
- Peter Aaser, Martinius Knudsen, Ola Huse Ramstad, Rosanne van de Wijdeven, Stefano Nichele, Ioanna Sandvig
Towards making a cyborg: A closed-loop reservoir-neuro system. 430-437 - Peter Andras:
Open-ended evolution in cellular automata worlds. 438-445 - Elizabeth Aston, Alastair Channon, Roman V. Belavkin, Danna Gifford
Critical mutation rate in a population with horizontal gene transfer. 446-453 - Mohamed N. M. Bahrudeen
Tuning extrinsic noise effects on a small genetic circuit. 454-459 - Hajer Ben-Romdhane
An adaptive approach for monitoring evolutionary algorithms behavior for dynamic environments. 460-466 - David Buckingham, Giordano B. S. Ferreira, Matthias Scheutz:
Better than average: Analyzing distributions to understand robot behavior in a multi-agent area coverage problem. 467-474 - Melanie Däschinger, Andreas Knote, Rebecca Green, Sebastian von Mammen:
A human-in-the-loop environment for developmental biology. 475-482 - Alberto De Marchi, Martin M. Hanczyc:
An architecture for the closed-loop control of droplet thermocapillary motion. 483-489 - Itsuki Doi, Takashi Ikegami, Atsushi Masumori, Hiroki Kojima, Kohei Ogawa, Hiroshi Ishiguro:
A new design principle for an autonomous robot. 490-466 - Penelope Faulkner
Tuning Jordan algebra artificial chemistries with probability spawning functions. 497-504 - Tomás Gómez, Miguel Aguilera, Manuel Glez Bedia, Antoni Gomila:
The statistical thermodynamics of active perception. 505-512 - Emmanuel Hermellin, Fabien Michel
Complex flocking dynamics without global stimulus. 513-520 - Chun W. Liew, Robert Kurt:
A tool to construct simulation models of biochemical cascades. 521-528 - Pedro Mariano, Ziad Salem, Rob Mills, Payam Zahadat, Luís Correia, Thomas Schmickl:
Animal-guided evolutionary computation in honeybees and robots. 529-536 - Andrew W. E. McDonald, Sean Grimes, David E. Breen:
Ortus: An emotion-driven approach to (artificial) biological intelligence. 537-544 - Juan Julián Merelo Guervós, Pedro A. Castillo
Self-organized criticality in code repositories. 545-552 - Justin K. Pugh, Lisa B. Soros, Rafaela Frota, Kevin Negy, Kenneth O. Stanley:
Major evolutionary transitions in the Voxelbuild virtual sandbox game. 553-560 - Eugénio Ribeiro
A curiosity model for artificial agents. 561-568 - Melinda Robertson, Chris Marriott:
Role reassignment and resource management in human organizations. 569-576 - Csaba Sulyok
On virtual machine architectures for evolutionary music composition. 577-584 - Dennis G. Wilson, Jean Disset, Sylvain Cussat-Blanc, Yves Duthen, Hervé Luga:
Learning aquatic locomotion with animats. 585-592 - Michael J. Wiser
Threshold for cooperation on irregular spatial networks. 593-599 - Elhem Younes, Alain Lioret:
Sense of presence in oneiric virtual environments: Sketching the necessary and sufficient conditions. 600-605
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