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Wednesday 31 Jul, 11:30 a.m. — 1 p.m.

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Artificial Chemistry

Room: NUBS 1.11
Chair: Ben Shirt Ediss
  1. 11:30 Isaac Watson, Angelika Sebald, Susan Stepney:
    A Meta-Atom Based Sub-Symbolic Artificial Chemistry
  2. 12:00 David H. Ackley:
    Building a survivable protocell for a corrosive digital environment
  3. 12:30 Penelope Faulkner Rainford, Angelika Sebald, Susan Stepney:
    An Object Orientated Implementation of the MetaChem framework
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Biological Systems 1

Room: USB.2.022
Chair: Stephan Schiedegger
  1. 11:30 Abubakr Awad, Wei Pang, George Coghill, David Lusseau:
    A Hexagonal Cell Automaton Model to Imitate Physarum Polycephalum Competitive Behaviour
  2. 12:00 Michele Braccini, Andrea Roli, Marco Villani, Sara Montagna, Roberto Serra:
    A simplified model of chromatin dynamics drives differentiation process in Boolean models of GRN
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Neural Networks 1

Room: NUBS 2.10
Chair: Arend Hintze
  1. 11:30 Yusuke Yamato, Reiji Suzuki, Takaya Arita:
    Evolution of metamemory ability by artificial neural networks with neuromodulation
  2. 12:00 Lana Sinapayen, Atsushi Noda:
    DNN Architecture for High Performance Prediction on Natural Videos Loses Submodule's Ability to Learn Discrete-World Dataset
  3. 12:30 Kaan Akinci, Andy Philippides:
    Evolving Recurrent Neural Network Controllers by Incremental Fitness Shaping
  1. 11:30 Xabier E. Barandiaran:
    Artificial Democratic Life. Re-engineering the autonomy of the social, a research program
  2. 11:45 Hiroki Sayama:
    Suppleness and Open-Endedness for Social Sustainability
  3. 12:00 Jesús M. Siqueiros-García:
    Cities, a conceptual framing for a synthetic perspective
  4. 12:15 Darren Chitty, Elizabeth Wanner, Rakhi Parmar, Peter Lewis:
    Can Bio-Inspired Swarm Algorithms Scale to Modern Societal Problems?
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Special Session: Hybrid Life 3

Room: NUBS 2.03
Chair: Manuel Baltieri
  1. 11:30 James Knight, Daniil Sakhapov, Norbert Domcsek, Alex Dewar, Paul Graham, Thomas Nowotny, Andrew Philippides:
    Insect-Inspired Visual Navigation On-Board an Autonomous Robot: Real-World Routes Encoded in a Single Layer Network
  2. 12:00 David Kadish, Sebastian Risi, Laura Beloff:
    An artificial life approach to studying niche differentiation in soundscape ecology
  3. 12:30 Olaf Witkowski, Lana Sinapayen:
    Fake Life Recognition Contest
This workshop aims to bring together researchers who are interested in using agent-based modelling to understand human behaviour. It is a combination of agent-based modelling and behavioural science, which is a new and growing area of research. We want to build a focused group of people, bringing together many of the researchers in this young field for the first time. Agent-based modelling has a long history of success in many related fields from economics and cooperative behaviours, to social conflict, civil violence and revolution. However, its use remains very limited in studies of how human interaction is affected by more complex aspects of human behaviour, such as personality, emotional state and conflict. Read more