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Spatial emergence of genotypical tribes in an animat simulation model (2007).
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| Author | Hawick, K. A. Scogings, C. J. James, H. A. Henderson, S. G. Biller, B. Hsieh, M. H. Tew, J. D. |
| Abstract | We observe the spontaneous emergence of spatial tribes in an animat agent model where simple genetic inheritance is supported. Our predator-prey model simulates a flat-world of animat agents which breed, move, eat and predate according to priorities encoded in their genotype. Initialising a random mixture of all possible priority list genotypes, we find not only that only a small fraction of possible genotypes are favoured for survival, but that distinct spatial patterns of diāµerent tribes emerge. We report on the emergent macroscopic features in our model and discuss their correspondent mapping to microscopic animat rules and genotypes. |
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| Publisher Date | 2007-01-01 |
| Access Restriction | Open |
| Subject Keyword | Spatial Emergence Animat Simulation Model Genotypical Tribe Possible Priority List Genotype Predator-prey Model Di Erent Tribe Emergent Macroscopic Feature Distinct Spatial Pattern Spontaneous Emergence Simple Genetic Inheritance Animat Agent Possible Genotype Correspondent Mapping Spatial Tribe Animat Rule Small Fraction Animat Agent Model Random Mixture |
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