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IJON
2007
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A cell assembly model for complex behaviour
Hebbian cell assemblies have been proposed as a model for cortical processing able to bridge between physiology and psychology. Assembly-based theories focused mainly on represent...
Thomas Wennekers
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ENTCS
2010
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On the Observable Behaviour of Composite Components
The crucial strength of the component paradigm lies in the possibility to encapsulate behaviours. In this work, we focus on the observable behaviour of composite components which ...
Rolf Hennicker, Stephan Janisch, Alexander Knapp
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AICOM
2005
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The Ants' Garden: Complex interactions between populations and the scalability of qualitative models
Ecological theories often explain the behaviour of communities in terms of the underlying interactions that take place between the species that are part of the community. This clos...
Bert Bredeweg, Paulo Salles
ACAL
2009
Springer
15 years 5 months ago
Multivesicular Assemblies as Real-World Testbeds for Embryogenic Evolutionary Systems
Embryogenic evolution emulates in silico cell-like entities to get more powerful methods for complex evolutionary tasks. As simulations have to from the biological model, implicit ...
Maik Hadorn, Peter Eggenberger Hotz
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TAICPART
2006
IEEE
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Integration Testing of Components Guided by Incremental State Machine Learning
The design of complex systems, e.g., telecom services, is nowadays usually based on the integration of components (COTS), loosely coupled in distributed architectures. When compon...
Keqin Li 0002, Roland Groz, Muzammil Shahbaz