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ORCID2. ICES 1998: Lausanne, Switzerland
- Moshe Sipper
, Daniel Mange, Andrés Pérez-Uribe:
Evolvable Systems: From Biology to Hardware, Second International Conference, ICES 98, Lausanne, Switzerland, September 23-25, 1998, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1478, Springer 1998, ISBN 3-540-64954-9
Evolution of Digital Systems
- Isamu Kajitani, Tsutomu Hoshino, Daisuke Nishikawa, Hiroshi Yokoi, Shogo Nakaya, Tsukasa Yamauchi, Takeshi Inuo, Nobuki Kajihara, Masaya Iwata, Didier Keymeulen, Tetsuya Higuchi:
A Gate-Level EHW Chip: Implementing GA Operations and Reconfigurable Hardware on a Single LSI. 1-12 - Adrian Thompson:
On the Automatic Design of Robust Electronics Through Artificial Evolution. 13-24 - Julian F. Miller, Peter Thomson:
Aspects of Digital Evolution: Geometry and Learning. 25-35 - Ernesto Damiani, Valentino Liberali, Andrea Tettamanzi:
Evolutionary Design of Hashing Function Circuits Using an FPGA. 36-46 - Paul J. Layzell:
A New Research Tool for Intrinsic Hardware Evolution. 47-56 - Jim Tørresen:
A Divide-and-Conquer Approach to Evolvable Hardware. 57-65 - Lorenz Huelsbergen, Edward A. Rietman, Robert Slous:
Evolution of Astable Multivibrators in Silico. 66-77 - Tatiana Kalganova, Julian F. Miller, Terence C. Fogarty:
Some Aspects of an Evolvable Hardware Approach for Multiple-Valued Combinational Circuit Design. 78-89 - Vesselin K. Vassilev, Terence C. Fogarty:
Adaptation in Co-evolving Non-uniform Cellular Automata. 90-97 - Chaiyasit Manovit, Chatchawit Aporntewan, Prabhas Chongstitvatana:
Synthesis of Synchronous Sequential Logic Circuits from Partial Input/Output Sequences. 98-105 - Masaharu Tanaka, Hidenori Sakanashi, Mehrdad Salami, Masaya Iwata, Takio Kurita, Tetsuya Higuchi:
Data Compression for Digital Color Electrophotographic Printer with Evolvable Hardware. 106-114 - Tomofumi Hikage, Hitoshi Hemmi, Katsunori Shimohara:
Comparison of Evolutionary Methods for Smoother Evolution. 115-124
Evolution of Analog Systems
- Jason D. Lohn, Silvano Colombano:
Automated Analog Circuit Sythesis Using a Linear Representation. 125-133 - Masahiro Murakawa, Shuji Yoshizawa, Toshio Adachi, Shiro Suzuki, Kaoru Takasuka, Masaya Iwata, Tetsuya Higuchi:
Analogue EHW Chip for Intermediate Frequency Filters. 134-143 - Stuart J. Flockton, Kevin Sheehan:
Intrinsic Circuit Evolution Using Programmable Analogue Arrays. 144-153 - Ricardo Salem Zebulum, Marco Aurélio Cavalcanti Pacheco, Marley M. B. R. Vellasco:
Analog Circuits Evolution in Extrinsic and Intrinsic Modes. 154-165 - Adrian Stoica, Alex S. Fukunaga, Ken Hayworth, Carlos Salazar-Lazaro:
Evolvable Hardware for Space Applications. 166-173
Embryonic Electronics
- Daniel Mange, André Stauffer, Gianluca Tempesti:
Embryonics: A Macroscopic View of the Cellular Architecture. 174-184 - Daniel Mange, André Stauffer, Gianluca Tempesti:
Embryonics: A Microscopic View of the Molecular Architecture. 185-195 - André Stauffer, Moshe Sipper:
Modeling Cellular Development Using L-Systems. 196-205 - Cesar Ortega-Sanchez, Andrew M. Tyrrell:
MUXTREE Revisited: Embryonics as a Reconfiguration Strategy in Fault-Tolerant Processor Arrays. 206-217
Bio-inspired Systems
- Hiroaki Kitano:
Building Complex Systems Using Developmental Process: An Engineering Approach. 218-229 - Herbert Peremans, V. Ashley Walker, Georgios Papadopoulos, John Hallam:
Evolving Batlike Pinnae for Target Localisation by an Echolocator. 230-239 - Roger DuBois:
A Biologically Inspired Object Tracking System. 240-247 - Ken Hayworth:
The "Modeling Clay" Approach to Bio-inspired Electronic Hardware. 248-255
Artificial Neural Networks
- Michael Korkin, Norberto Eiji Nawa, Hugo de Garis:
A "Spike Interval Information Coding" Representation for ATR's CAM-Brain Machine (CBM). 256-267 - Erol Gelenbe:
Learning in Genetic Algorithms. 268-279 - Kazuyuki Murase, Takaharu Wakida, Ryoichi Odagiri, Wei Yu, Hirotaka Akita, Tatsuya Asai:
Back-Propagation Learning of Autonomous Behaviour: A Mobile Robot Khepera Took a Lesson from the Future Consequences. 280-286 - Jean-Luc Rebourg, Jean-Denis Muller, Manuel Samuelides:
SPIKE_4096: A Neural Integrated Circuit for Image Segmentation. 287-294
Adaptive Robotics
- Ryoichi Odagiri, Wei Yu, Tatsuya Asai, Kazuyuki Murase:
Analysis of the Scenery Perceived by a Real Mobile Robot Khepera. 295-302 - Marc Ebner:
Evolution of a Control Architecture for a Mobile Robot. 303-310
Adaptive Hardware Platforms
- Pascal Nussbaum, Bernard Girau, Arnaud Tisserand:
Field Programmable Processor Arrays. 311-322 - Kiyoshi Oguri, Norbert Imlig, Hideyuki Ito, Kouichi Nagami, Ryusuke Konishi, Tsunemichi Shiozawa:
General-Purpose Computer Architecture Based on Fully Programmable Logic. 323-334 - Alister Hamilton, Kostis Papathanasiou, Morgan Tamplin, Thomas Brandtner:
Palmo: Field Programmable Analogue and Mixed-Signal VLSI for Evolvable Hardware. 335-344 - Juan Manuel Moreno, Jordi Madrenas, Julio Faura, E. Cantó, Joan Cabestany, Josep Maria Insenser:
Feasible Evolutionary and Self-Repairing Hardware by Means of the Dynamic Reconfiguration Capabilities of the FIPSOC Devices. 345-355 - Philippe Millet, Jean-Claude Heudin:
Fault Tolerance of a Large-Scale MIMD Architecture Using a Genetic Algorithm. 356-363 - Uwe Tangen, John S. McCaskill:
Hardware Evolution with a Massively Parallel Dynamically Reconfigurable Computer: POLYP. 364-371
Molecular Computing
- Jan J. Mulawka, Magdalena J. Ocwieja:
Molecular Inference via Unidirectional Chemical Reactions. 372-379
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