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ORCIDArtificial Life, Volume 29
Volume 29, Number 1, Winter 2023
- Soo Ling Lim, Peter J. Bentley:
The "Agent-Based Modeling for Human Behavior" Special Issue. 1-2
- Martin Hinsch
, Jakub Bijak:
The Effects of Information on the Formation of Migration Routes and the Dynamics of Migration. 3-20 - Hian Lee Kwa, Victor Babineau, Julien Philippot, Roland Bouffanais:
Adapting the Exploration-Exploitation Balance in Heterogeneous Swarms: Tracking Evasive Targets. 21-36 - Asimina Mertzani, Jeremy Pitt, Andrzej Nowak, Tomasz Michalak:
Expertise, Social Influence, and Knowledge Aggregation in Distributed Information Processing. 37-65 - Kevin Godin-Dubois, Sylvain Cussat-Blanc, Yves Duthen:
Explaining the Neuroevolution of Fighting Creatures Through Virtual fMRI. 66-93 - Umberto Gostoli, Eric Silverman:
Self-Isolation and Testing Behaviour During the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Agent-Based Model. 94-117 - Mahi Luthra, Peter M. Todd:
Social Search and Resource Clustering as Emergent Stable States. 118-140
Volume 29, Number 2, Spring 2023
- Alan Dorin, Susan Stepney:
Editorial: What Have Large-Language Models and Generative Al Got to Do With Artificial Life? 141-145
- Larry Bull, Haixia Liu:
A Generalised Dropout Mechanism for Distributed Systems. 146-152 - Carlos Gershenson:
Emergence in Artificial Life. 153-167 - Toby Howison, Harriet Crisp, Simon Hauser, Fumiya Iida:
On the Stability and Behavioral Diversity of Single and Collective Bernoulli Balls. 168-186 - Genki Ichinose, Daiki Miyagawa, Erika Chiba, Hiroki Sayama:
How Lévy Flights Triggered by the Presence of Defectors Affect Evolution of Cooperation in Spatial Games. 187-197 - Matthew Scott, Jeremy Pitt:
Interdependent Self-Organizing Mechanisms for Cooperative Survival. 198-234 - Rafal Sienkiewicz, Wojciech Jedruch:
DigiHive: Artificial Chemistry Environment for Modeling of Self-Organization Phenomena. 235-260 - Adam J. Svahn, Mikhail Prokopenko:
An Ansatz for Computational Undecidability in RNA Automata. 261-288
Volume 29, Number 3, Summer 2023
- Luisa Damiano, Pasquale Stano:
Biology in AI: New Frontiers in Hardware, Software, and Wetware Modeling of Cognition. 289-292
- Christoph Adami:
The Elements of Intelligence. 293-307
- Matthew R. Lakin:
Design and Simulation of a Multilayer Chemical Neural Network That Learns via Backpropagation. 308-335 - Emanuela Del Dottore, Barbara Mazzolai:
Perspectives on Computation in Plants. 336-350 - Tom Ziemke:
Understanding Social Robots: Attribution of Intentional Agency to Artificial and Biological Bodies. 351-366 - Luisa Damiano, Pasquale Stano:
Explorative Synthetic Biology in AI: Criteria of Relevance and a Taxonomy for Synthetic Models of Living and Cognitive Processes. 367-387
Volume 29, Number 4, Fall 2023
- Alan Dorin, Susan Stepney:
Editorial: A Word from the Editors. 389 - Anthony Stein, Sven Tomforde, Jean Botev, Peter R. Lewis:
Special Issue on Lifelike Computing Systems. 390-393
- Keith L. Downing:
The Evolution of Conformity, Malleability, and Influence in Simulated Online Agents. 394-420 - Felipe Campelo, Claus Aranha:
Lessons from the Evolutionary Computation Bestiary. 421-432 - Roberto Casadei:
Artificial Collective Intelligence Engineering: A Survey of Concepts and Perspectives. 433-467 - Michael Heider, Helena Stegherr, Richard Nordsieck, Jörg Hähner:
Assessing Model Requirements for Explainable AI: A Template and Exemplary Case Study. 468-486 - Alexandros Tzanetos:
Does the Field of Nature-Inspired Computing Contribute to Achieving Lifelike Features? 487-511
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