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ECAL
2005
Springer

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Simulating Evolution with a Computational Model of Embryogeny: Obtaining Robustness from Evolved Individuals

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Simulating Evolution with a Computational Model of Embryogeny: Obtaining Robustness from Evolved Individuals

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Abstract. An evolutionary system is presented which employs an embryogeny model to evolve phenotypes in the form of layout of cells in speciﬁc patterns and shapes. It is shown that evolved phenotypes exhibit robustness to damage. How and why these traits appear is discussed and it is conjectured that it is the result of the eﬀects of a complex mapping upon simulated evolution.

Chris P. Bowers

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Added	27 Jun 2010
Updated	27 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	ECAL
Authors	Chris P. Bowers

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