Titlebook: Cellular Automata: Research Towards Industry; ACRI’98 — Proceeding S. Bandini,R. Serra,F. Suggi Liverani Conference proceedings 1998 Spring

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A Computational Model Based on the Reaction-Diffusion Machine to Simulate Transportation Phenomena: In this work the model of a single-layered Reaction-Diffusion Machine (RDM) [2], [4] is stressed in order verify some features of the proposed computational model for modeling and simulating coffee percolation where transportation and reaction-diffusion processes occur.

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978-1-85233-048-4Springer-Verlag London Limited 1998

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Evolving Two-Dimensional Cellular Automata to Perform Density Classification: A Report on Work in Pr computational task (“density classification”) that requires globally-coordination information processing. The results are similar to that of earlier work on evolving one-dimensional CAs. The behavior of the evolved two-dimensional CAs is analyzed, and their performance is compared with that of seve

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Role of Irreducible Processes in Complex Dynamicsules and interaction length between the cells. Despite the highly irregular behaviour of this model, it has re-created some emergent properties commonly found in nature, including power law and 1/. noise. Although those emergent patterns are already created in a number of computational models, our m

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Synchronous and Asynchronous Updating in Cellular Automatats presented in [5]. Cellular automata are defined by a grid, a finite set of elementary states, a neighborhood and a local function which defines the dynamics. In classical cellular automata the local function is always applied synchronously to all the cells, i.e. they are evaluated and take their

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Where do Industrial Districts Come From? A Cellular Automata Model of Competition, Cooperation and tttle research has been conducted on the forces that influence their development. To address this gap, this paper focuses on the relationship between localized decision making and the dynamics of competition and performance. Advocating an autogenetic perspective of organizations that views entreprene