6. ECAL 2001: Prague, Czech Republic

Invited Lectures

• Andrew Adamatzky:
  Computing in Nonlinear Media: Make Waves, Study Collisions. 1-10
  
• Marco Dorigo:
  Ant Algorithms Solve Difficult Optimization Problems. 11-22
  
• Phil Husbands, Andrew Philippides, Tom Smith, Michael O'Shea:
  The Shifting Network: Volume Signalling in Real and Robot Nervous Systems. 23-36
  
• Vladimir Kvasnicka, Jiri Pospichal, T. Kaláb:
  A Study of Replicators and Hypercycles by Typogenetics. 37-54
  
• Jirí Wiedermann, Jan van Leeuwen:
  Emergence of a Super-Turing Computational Potential in Artificial Living Systems. 55-65
  

Agents in Environments

• Sergio O. Anchorena, Blanca Cases:
  Eco-Grammars to Model Biological Systems: Adding Probabilities to Agents. 66-75
  
• Mark A. Bedau:
  Dynamics of the Environment for Adaptation in Static Resource Models. 76-85
  
• Francisco Bellas, A. Lamas, Richard J. Duro:
  Adaptive Behavior through a Darwinist Machine. 86-89
  
• Daniel C. Bünzli, Mathieu S. Capcarrère:
  Fault-Tolerant Structures: Towards Robust Self-Replication in a Probabilistic Environment. 90-99
  
• Peter Dittrich, Wolfgang Banzhaf:
  Survival of the Unfittest? - The Seceder Model and Its Fitness Landscape. 100-109
  
• Thomas Glotzmann, Holger Lange, Michael Hauhs, A. Lamm:
  Evolving Multi-agent Networks in Structured Environments. 110-119
  
• Steven Mascaro, Kevin B. Korb, Ann E. Nicholson:
  Suicide as an Evolutionarily Stable Strategy. 120-132
  
• Jon McCormack:
  Eden: An Evolutionary Sonic Ecosystem. 133-142
  
• David Kadlecek, Pavel Nahodil:
  New Hybrid Architecture in Artificial Life Simulation. 143-146
  
• Jana Kadukova, Marian Mihalo, Martin Palko, Marek Polak:
  "In Silico" Experiments on Heavy Metal Sorption by Algal Biomass. 147-150
  
• Anil K. Seth:
  Spatially Explicit Models of Forager Interference. 151-160
  
• Daniel Stow, Chris M. Roadknight:
  Antigens, Antibodies, and the World Wide Web. 161-165
  
• Peter M. Todd, Simon Kirby:
  I Like What I Know: How Recognition-Based Decisions Can Structure the Environment. 166-175
  

Artificial Chemistry

• Angel V. Baranda, Juan Castellanos, Fernando Arroyo, Carmen Luengo:
  Bio-Language for Computing with Membranes. 176-185
  
• Naoaki Ono, Takashi Ikegami:
  Artificial Chemistry: Computational Studies on the Emergence of Self-Reproducing Units. 186-195
  
• Pietro Speroni di Fenizio, Wolfgang Banzhaf:
  Stability of Metabolic and Balanced Organisations. 196-205
  
• Pietro Speroni di Fenizio, Peter Dittrich, Wolfgang Banzhaf:
  Spontaneous Formation of Proto-cells in an Universal Artificial Chemistry on a Planar Graph. 206-215
  

Cellular and Neuronal Systems

• Ranit Aharonov, Isaac Meilijson, Eytan Ruppin:
  Understanding the Agent's Brain: A Quantitative Approach. 216-225
  
• Eleonora Bilotta, Pietro Pantano:
  Observations on Complex Multi-state CAs. 226-235
  
• Eduard Kelemen:
  Artificial Neural Networks and Artificial Evolution as Tools to Study Organization of Spatial Behavior in Rats. 236-241
  
• Jan T. Kim:
  transsys: A Generic Formalism for Modelling Regulatory Networks in Morphogenesis. 242-251
  
• Yael Niv, Daphna Joel, Isaac Meilijson, Eytan Ruppin:
  Evolution of Reinforcement Learning in Uncertain Environments: Emergence of Risk-Aversion and Matching. 252-261
  
• Gina M. B. Oliveira:
  Searching for One-Dimensional Cellular Automata in the Absence of a priori Information. 262-271
  
• Tom Smith, Phil Husbands, Michael O'Shea:
  Neutral Networks and Evolvability with Complex Genotype-Phenotype Mapping. 272-281
  
• André Stauffer, Moshe Sipper:
  Externally Controllable and Destructible Self-Replicating Loops. 282-291
  
• Seiji Tokura, Akio Ishiguro, Hiroki Kawai, Peter Eggenberger:
  The Effect of Neuromodulations on the Adaptability of Evolved Neurocontrollers. 292-295
  

Collaborative Systems

• Tudor Balanescu, Marian Gheorghe, Mike Holcombe, Florentin Ipate:
  Testing Collaborative Agents Defined as Stream X-Machines with Distributed Grammars. 296-305
  
• Marc Ebner:
  A Three-Dimensional Environment for Self-Reproducing Programs. 306-315
  
• Sevan G. Ficici, Jordan B. Pollack:
  Pareto Optimality in Coevolutionary Learning. 316-325
  
• Ales Kubík:
  On Emergence in Evolutionary Multiagent Systems. 326-337
  
• Jesper Bach Larsen:
  Division of Labour in Simulated Ant Colonies Under Spatial Constraints. 338-348
  
• Ian W. Marshall, Chris M. Roadknight:
  Emergent Organisation in Colonies of Simple Automata. 349-356
  
• Matt Quinn:
  Evolving Communication without Dedicated Communication Channels. 357-366
  
• Matt Quinn, Jason Noble:
  Modelling Animal Behaviour in Contests: Conventions for Resource Allocation. 367-376
  
• Jorge Simão, Peter M. Todd:
  A Model of Human Mate Choice with Courtship That Predicts Population Patterns. 377-380
  
• Andrew D. M. Smith:
  Establishing Communication Systems without Explicit Meaning Transmission. 381-390
  
• Hajime Yamauchi:
  The Difficulty of the Baldwinian Account of Linguistic Innateness. 391-400
  

Evolution

• Josh C. Bongard, Chandana Paul:
  Making Evolution an Offer It Can't Refuse: Morphology and the Extradimensional Bypass. 401-412
  
• Mikhail S. Burtsev, Vladimir G. Red'ko, Roman V. Gusarev:
  Model of Evolutionary Emergence of Purposeful Adaptive Behavior. The Role of Motivation. 413-416
  
• Alastair Channon:
  Passing the ALife Test: Activity Statistics Classify Evolution in Geb as Unbounded. 417-426
  
• Stephen Jones:
  On the Evolution of Artificial Consciousness. 427-431
  
• Tobias Jung, Peter Dauscher, Thomas Uthmann:
  Some Effects of Individual Learning on the Evolution of Sensors. 432-435
  
• Tom Lenaerts, Anne Defaweux, P. Beyens, Bernard Manderick:
  Transitions in a Simple Evolutionary Model. 436-439
  
• Barry McMullin, Dominique Groß:
  Towards the Implementation of Evolving Autopoietic Artificial Agents. 440-443
  
• Yuji Sato, Masafumi Kawamoto, Motoi Chizaki:
  Verification of Text Transcription History by Using Evolutionary Algorithms. 444-453
  
• Eva Schwardy:
  Genetic Algorithm as a Result of Phenomenological Reduction of Natural Evolution. 454-457
  
• Hideaki Suzuki:
  String Rewriting Grammar Optimized Using an Evolvability Measure. 458-468
  
• Andrew Vardy:
  A Visually-Based Evolvable Control Architecture for Agents in Interactive Entertainment Applications. 469-479
  
• Richard A. Watson, Jordan B. Pollack:
  Symbiotic Composition and Evolvability. 480-490
  

Robotics

• Andy Balaam:
  nBrains. 491-494
  
• Jon Bird:
  Can Wheeled Robots Illuminate Adaptive Behaviour? 495-498
  
• T. S. Dahl, Christophe G. Giraud-Carrier:
  Evolution, Adaption, and Behavioural Holism in Artificial Intelligence. 499-508
  
• Akinobu Fujii, Akio Ishiguro, Takeshi Aoki, Peter Eggenberger:
  Evolving Bipedal Locomotion with a Dynamically-Rearranging Neural Network. 509-518
  
• Ian Kelly, Chris Melhuish:
  SlugBot: A Robot Predator. 519-528
  
• DaeEun Kim, John Hallam:
  Mobile Robot Control Based on Boolean Logic with Internal Memory. 529-538
  
• Yoichiro Kumada, Kazuhiro Ueda:
  Emergence of Cooperative Tactics by Soccer Agents with Ability of Prediction and Learning. 539-542
  
• Chris Melhuish, Matt Wilson, Ana B. Sendova-Franks:
  Patch Sorting: Multi-object Clustering Using Minimalist Robots. 543-552
  
• Václav Svatos:
  Behavioural Formation Management in Robotic Soccer. 553-562
  
• Nobuyuki Takahashi, Takashi Nagai, Hiroshi Yokoi, Yukinori Kakazu:
  Control System of Flexible Structure Multi-cell Robot Using Amoeboid Self-Organization Mode. 563-572
  
• Jan Wessnitzer, Andrew Adamatzky, Chris Melhuish:
  Towards Self-Organising Structure Formations: A Decentralized Approach. 573-581
  

Vision, Visualisation, Language, and Communication

• Cynthia Breazeal:
  Affective Interaction between Humans and Robots. 582-591
  
• Henry Brighton, Simon Kirby:
  The Survival of the Smallest: Stability Conditions for the Cultural Evolution of Compositional Language. 592-601
  
• Seth Bullock:
  Smooth Operator? Understanding and Visualising Mutation Bias. 602-612
  
• Ian R. Edmonds:
  The Use of Latent Semantic Indexing to Identify Evolutionary Trajectories in Behaviour Space. 613-622
  
• Tsuyoshi Mikami, Mitsuo Wada:
  Data Visualization Method for Growing Self-Organizing Networks with Ant Clustering Algorithm. 623-626
  
• Titus R. Neumann, Heinrich H. Bülthoff:
  Insect Inspired Visual Control of Translatory Flight. 627-636
  
• Kenny Smith:
  The Importance of Rapid Cultural Convergence in the Evolution of Learned Symbolic Communication. 637-640
  
• Willem H. Zuidema:
  Emergent Syntax: The Unremitting Value of Computational Modeling for Understanding the Origins of Complex Language. 641-644
  

Miscellaneous

• Ellie D'Hondt, Theo D'Hondt:
  Amorphous Geometry. 645-648
  
• Ezequiel A. Di Paolo:
  Artificial Life and Historical Processes. 649-658
  
• Alan Dorin:
  Aesthetic Fitness and Artificial Evolution for the Selection of Imagery from the Mythical Infinite Library. 659-668
  
• Mark Humphrys:
  Distributing a Mind on the Internet: The World-Wide-Mind. 669-680
  
• Ninad Jog:
  The Dimensions of the Cyber Universe. 681-684
  
• Maciej Komosinski, Marek Kubiak:
  Taxonomy in Alife. Measures of Similarity for Complex Artificial Organisms. 685-694
  
• Gen Masumoto, Takashi Ikegami:
  The lambda-Game System: An Approach to a Meta-game. 695-699
  
• Tatsuya Nomura:
  Formal Description of Autopoiesis Based on the Theory of Category. 700-703
  
• Daniel Polani, Thomas Martinetz, Jan T. Kim:
  An Information-Theoretic Approach for the Quantification of Relevance. 704-713
  
• Ray Walshe, Mark Humphrys:
  First Implementation of the World-Wide-Mind. 714-718
  
• Rachel Wood:
  Evolving Lives: The Individual Historical Dimension in Evolution. 719-722
  

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