7. ECAL 2003: Dortmund, Germany

Artificial Chemistries, Self-Organization, and Self-Replication

• Bryant Adams, Hod Lipson:
  A Universal Framework for Self-Replication. 1-9
  
• Gil Benkö, Christoph Flamm, Peter F. Stadler:
  Generic Properties of Chemical Networks: Artificial Chemistry Based on Graph Rewriting. 10-19
  
• Jens Busch, Wolfgang Banzhaf:
  How to Program Artificial Chemistries. 20-30
  
• Florian Centler, Peter Dittrich, Lawrence Ku, Naoki Matsumaru, Jeffrey O. Pfaffmann, Klaus-Peter Zauner:
  Artificial Life as an Aid to Astrobiology: Testing Life Seeking Techniques. 31-40
  
• Dónall A. Mac Dónaill:
  Molecularly Accessible Permutations. 41-50
  
• Tim J. Hutton:
  Simulating Evolution's First Steps. 51-58
  
• Duraid Madina, Naoaki Ono, Takashi Ikegami:
  Cellular Evolution in a 3D Lattice Artificial Chemistry. 59-68
  
• Komei Sugiura, Hideaki Suzuki, Takayuki Shiose, Hiroshi Kawakami, Osamu Katai:
  Evolution of Rewriting Rule Sets Using String-Based Tierra. 69-77
  
• Hideaki Suzuki:
  Models for the Conservation of Genetic Information with Stirng-Based Artificial Chemistry. 78-88
  
• Keisuke Suzuki, Takashi Ikegami:
  Interaction Based Evolution of Self-Replicating Loop Structures. 89-96
  

Artificial Societies

• Rodrigo Escobar, Armando De La Rosa:
  Architectural Design for the Survival Optimization of Panicking Fleeing Victims. 97-106
  
• Takashi Hashimoto, Yuya Kumagai:
  Meta-evolutionary Game Dynamics for Mathematical Modelling of Rules Dynamics. 107-117
  
• Robert Lowe, Daniel Polani:
  Preventing Bluff Agent Invasions in Honest Societies. 118-127
  
• Andrés Pérez-Uribe, Dario Floreano, Laurent Keller:
  Effects of Group Composition and Level of Selection in the Evolution of Cooperation in Artificial Ants. 128-137
  
• Ivan Tanev, Katsunori Shimohara:
  Effects of Learning to Interact on the Evolution of Social Behavior of Agents in Continuous Predators-Prey Pursuit Problem. 138-145
  
• Tatsuo Unemi, Yoshiaki Kaneko, Ichiro Takahashi:
  War and Peace among Artificial Nations - A Model and Simulation Based on a Two-Layered Multi-agent System. 146-153
  

Cellular and Neural Systems

• Andy Balaam:
  Developmental Neural Networks for Agents. 154-163
  
• Hugues Bersini:
  Revisiting Idiotypic Immune Networks. 164-174
  
• Genaro Juárez Martínez, Harold V. McIntosh, Juan Carlos Seck Tuoh Mora:
  Production of Gliders by Collisions in Rule 110. 175-182
  
• Michail Maniadakis, Panos E. Trahanias:
  A Computational Model of Neocortical-Hippocampal Cooperation and Its Application to Self-Localization. 183-190
  
• Colin Molter, Hugues Bersini:
  Fascinating Rhythmus by Chaotic Hopfield Networks. 191-198
  
• Keren Saggie, Alon Keinan, Eytan Ruppin:
  Solving a Delayed Response Task with Spiking. 199-208
  
• Robert Vickerstaff:
  First Steps in Evolving Path Integration in Simulation. 209-216
  

Evolution and Development

• Wolfgang Banzhaf:
  On the Dynamics of an Artificial Regulatory Network. 217-227
  
• Marc Ebner:
  Evoluiton and Growth of Virtual Plants. 228-237
  
• Attila Egri-Nagy, Chrystopher L. Nehaniv:
  Evolvability of the Genotype-Phenotype Relation in Populations of Self-Replicating Digital Organisms in a Tierra-Like System. 238-247
  
• Siavash Haroun Mahdavi, Peter J. Bentley:
  An Evolutionary Approach to Damage Recovery of robot Motion with Muscles. 248-255
  
• Julian F. Miller:
  Evolving Developmental Programs for Adaptation, Morphogenesis, and Self-Repair. 256-265
  
• Tom Quick, Chrystopher L. Nehaniv, Kerstin Dautenhahn, Graham Roberts:
  Evolving Embodied Genetic Regulatory Network-Driven Control Systems. 266-277
  
• Ludovic Righetti, Solaiman Shokur, Mathieu S. Caparrere:
  Evolution of Fault-Tolerant Self-Replicating Structures. 278-288
  
• Felix Streichert, Christian Spieth, Holger Ulmer, Andreas Zell:
  Evolving the Ability of Limited Growth and Self-Repair for Artificial Embryos. 289-298
  

Evolutionary and Adaptive Dynamics

• John Cartlidge, Seth Bullock:
  Caring versus Sharing: How to Maintain Engagement and Diversity in Coevolving Populations. 299-308
  
• Diego Federici:
  Culture and the Baldwin Effect. 309-318
  
• Zohar Ganon, Alon Keinan, Eytan Ruppin:
  Evolutionary Network Minimization: Adaptive Implicit Pruning of Successful Agents. 319-327
  
• Thomas Glotzmann, Holger Lange, Michael Hauhs:
  Population Dynamics under Spatially and Temporally Heterogeneous Resource Limitations in Multi-agent Networks. 328-335
  
• Hiroyuki Iizuka, Takashi Ikegami:
  Adaptive Coupling and Intersubjectivity in Simulated Turn-Taking Behaviour. 336-345
  
• Ales Kubík:
  Distributed Genetic Algorithm: Learning by Direct Exchange of Chromosoms. 346-356
  
• Shuichi Matsuzaki, Hideaki Suzuki, Minetada Osano:
  An Approach to Describe the Tierra Instruction Set Using Microoperations: The First Result. 357-366
  
• Bertrand Mesot, Christof Teuscher:
  Critical Values in Asynchronous Random Boolean Networks. 367-376
  
• Marco Mirolli, Domenico Parisi:
  Artificial Organisms That Sleep. 377-386
  
• Chris Salzberg, Antony Antony, Hiroki Sayama:
  Visualizing Evolutionary Dynamics of Self-Replicators Using Graph-Based Genealogy. 387-394
  
• Reiji Suzuki, Takaya Arita:
  The Baldwin Effect Revisited: Three Steps Characterized by the Quantitative Evolution of Phenotypic Plasticity. 395-404
  
• Claus O. Wilke:
  Does the Red Queen Reign in the Kingdom of Digital Organisms? 405-414
  

Languages and Communication

• Bart de Boer:
  Conditions for Stable Vowel Systems in a Population. 415-424
  
• Eva van den Broek, Peter M. Todd:
  Piep Piep Piep - Ich Hab' Dich Lieb: Rhythm as an Indicator of Mate Quality. 425-433
  
• P. C. Buzing, A. E. Eiben, Martijn C. Schut:
  Evolving Agent Societies with VUShape. 434-441
  
• James R. Hurford:
  Why Synonymy Is Rare: Fitness Is in the Speaker. 442-451
  
• Tudor Jenkins:
  A Noisy Way to Evolve Signaling Behaviour. 452-461
  
• Michael Lewin, Emmet Spier:
  Language Games with Mixed Populations. 462-471
  
• Joris Van Looveren:
  Artificial Agents and Natural Determiners. 472-481
  
• Kazutoshi Sasahara, Takashi Ikegami:
  Coevolution of Bridsong Grammar without Imitation. 482-490
  
• Rolf Schatten:
  Systemic Architecture for Audio Signal Processing. 491-498
  
• Andrew D. M. Smith:
  Semantic Generalisation and the Inference of Meaning. 499-506
  
• Kenny Smith, James R. Hurford:
  Language Evolution in Populations: Extending the Iterated Learning Model. 507-516
  
• Kenny Smith:
  Learning Biases for the Evolution of Linguistic Structure: An Associative Network Model. 517-524
  
• Edward P. Stabler, Travis C. Collier, Gregory M. Kobele, Yoosook Lee, Ying Lin, Jason Riggle, Yuan Yao, Charles E. Taylor:
  The Learning and Emergence of Mildly Context Sensitive Languages. 525-534
  
• Paul Vogt:
  THSim v3.2: The Talking Heads Simulation Tool. 535-544
  
• Paul Vogt:
  Grounded Lexicon Formation without Explicit Reference Transfer: Who's Talking to Who? 545-552
  
• Willem H. Zuidema:
  Optimal Communication in a Noisy and Heterogeneous Environment. 553-563
  

Methodologies and Applications

• Hanene Azzag, Nicolas Monmarché, Mohamed Slimane, Christiane Guinot, Gilles Venturini:
  A Clustering Algorithm Based on the Ants Self-Assembly Behavior. 564-571
  
• Ban Tao, Changshui Zhang, Shu Wei:
  A Multi-agent Based approach to Modelling and Rendering of 3D Tree Bark Textures. 572-579
  
• Mikhail S. Burtsev:
  Measuring the Dynamics of Artificial Evolution. 580-587
  
• Chrisantha Fernando, Sampsa Sojakka:
  Pattern Recognition in a Bucket. 588-597
  
• Gianluigi Folino, Agostino Forestiero, Giandomenico Spezzano:
  Discovering Clusters in Spatial Data Using Swarm Intelligence. 598-605
  
• Carlos Gershenson, Francis Heylighen:
  When Can We Call a System Self-Organizing? 606-614
  
• Carlos Gershenson, Jan Broekaert, Diederik Aerts:
  Contextual Random Boolean Networks. 615-624
  
• Ole Kniemeyer, Gerhard H. Buck-Sorlin, Winfried Kurth:
  Representation of Genotype and Phenotype in a Coherent Framework Based on Extended L-Systems. 625-634
  
• Henri Luchian, Ovidiu Gheorghies:
  Integrated-Adaptive Genetic Algorithms. 635-642
  
• James A. R. Marshall, Tim Kovacs, Anna R. Dornhaus, Nigel R. Franks:
  Simulating the Evolution of Ant Behaviour in Evaluating Nest Sites. 643-650
  
• Mihai Oltean, Crina Grosan:
  Evolving Evolutionary Algorithms Using Multi Expression Programming. 651-658
  
• Alexandra S. Penn:
  Modelling Artificial Ecosystem Selection: A Preliminary Investigation. 659-666
  
• Daniel Polani:
  Measuring Self-Organization via Observers. 667-675
  
• Michael J. Raven, Mark A. Bedau:
  General Framework for Evolutionary Activity. 676-685
  
• Dirk Repsilber, Jan T. Kim:
  Developing and Testing Methods for Microarray Data Analysis Using an Artificial Life Framework. 686-695
  
• Klaus Seidl:
  Approaching Virtual Organism by PheGe. 696-705
  
• Roberto Serra, Marco Villani, Alessandro Semeria:
  Robustness to Damage of Biological and Synthetic Networks. 706-715
  
• Hengwei Shen, Shoichiro Asano:
  An Agent-Based Approach to Routing in Communications Networks with Swarm Intelligence. 716-723
  
• André Stauffer, Moshe Sipper:
  Biomorphs Implemented as a Data and Signals Cellular Automaton. 724-732
  

Robotics and Autonomous Agents

• Orlando Avila-García, Lola Cañamero, I. René J. A. te Boekhorst:
  Analyzing the Performance of "Winner-Take-All" and "Voting-Based" Action Selection Policies within the Two-Resource Problem. 733-742
  
• Hezi Avraham, Gal Chechik, Eytan Ruppin:
  Are There Representations in Embodied Evolved Agents? Taking Measures. 743-752
  
• Peter J. Bentley:
  Evolving Fractal Gene Regulatory Networks for Robot Control. 753-762
  
• Gunnar Búason, Tom Ziemke:
  Explorations of Task-Dependent Visual Morphologies in Competitive Co-evolutionary Experiments. 763-770
  
• Miriam Fend, Hiroshi Yokoi, Rolf Pfeifer:
  Optimal Morphology of a Biologically-Inspired Whisker Array on an Obstacle-Avoiding Robot. 771-780
  
• Mark Foreman, Mikhail Prokopenko, Peter Wang:
  Phase Transitions in Self-Organising Sensor Networks. 781-791
  
• Ioannis Ieropoulos, Chris Melhuish, John Greenman:
  Artificial Metabolism: Towards True Energetic Autonomy in Artificial Life. 792-799
  
• Bart Jansen:
  An Imitation Game for Emerging Action Categories. 800-809
  
• Robert Mach, Frank Schweitzer:
  Multi-agent Model of Biological Swarming. 810-820
  
• Ian Macinnes:
  Visually Guided Physically Simulated Agents with Evolved Morphologies. 821-828
  
• Chrystopher L. Nehaniv, Kerstin Dautenhahn, Adam Lee Newton:
  The Robot in the Swarm: An Investigation into Agent Embodiment within Virtual Robotic Swarms. 829-838
  
• Ciarán O'Leary, Mark Humphrys:
  Building a Hybrid Society of Mind Using Components from Ten Different Authors. 839-846
  
• Peter Ross, Emma Hart, Alistair Lawson, Andrew Webb, Erich Prem, Patrick Poelz, Giovanna Morgavi:
  Requirements for Getting a Robot to Grow up. 847-856
  
• Jekanthan Thangavelautham, Tim D. Barfoot, Gabriele M. T. D'Eleuterio:
  Coevolving Communication and Cooperation for Lattice Formation Tasks. 857-864
  
• Vito Trianni, Roderich Groß, Thomas Halva Labella, Erol Sahin, Marco Dorigo:
  Evolving Aggregation Behaviors in a Swarm of Robots. 865-874
  
• Andrew Vardy, Franz Oppacher:
  Low-Level Visual Homing. 875-884
  
• Andrew Webb, Emma Hart, Peter Ross, Alistair Lawson:
  Controlling a Simulated Khepera with an XCS Classifier System with Memory. 885-892
  
• Jan Wessnitzer, Chris Melhuish:
  Collective Decision-Making and Behaviour Transitions in Distributed Ad Hoc Wireless Networks of Mobile Robots: Target-Hunting. 893-902
  

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