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  Open-ended evolution: perspectives from the OEE workshop in York
Taylor T., Bedau M., Channon A., Ackley D., Banzhaf W., Beslon G., Dolson E., Froese T., Hickinbotham S., Ikegami T., McMullin B., Packard N., Rasmussen S., Virgo N., Agmon E., Clark E., McGregor S., Ofria C., Ropella G., Spector L., Stanley K., Stanton A., Timperley C., Vostinar A., Wiser M. Artificial Life 22(3): 408-423, 2016.  Type: Article

An open-ended evolutionary (OEE) system, conceived to be part of artificially intelligent systems (biological or otherwise), has been vaguely defined as one capable of producing a continual stream of novel organisms, rather than one se...
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Apr 11 2017  
  WebAL comes of age: a review of the first 21 years of artificial life on the web
Taylor T., Auerbach J., Bongard J., Clune J., Hickinbotham S., Ofria C., Oka M., Risi S., Stanley K., Yosinski J. Artificial Life 22(3): 364-407, 2016.  Type: Article

Soon after computers became available to researchers, they were used to explore concepts like cellular automata or self-replicating machines and organisms, the most prominent being John H. Conway’s Game of Life. The emergence...
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Mar 21 2017  

   
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