Emergent organisation in colonies of simple automata.

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Emergent organisation in colonies of simple automata. / Marshall, I. W.; Roadknight, C. M.
Advances in artificial life. 2159. ed. Springer, 2001. (Lecture notes in artificial intelligence / Lecture notes in computer science).

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Marshall, IW & Roadknight, CM 2001, Emergent organisation in colonies of simple automata. in Advances in artificial life. 2159 edn, Lecture notes in artificial intelligence / Lecture notes in computer science, Springer.

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Marshall, I. W., & Roadknight, C. M. (2001). Emergent organisation in colonies of simple automata. In Advances in artificial life (2159 ed.). (Lecture notes in artificial intelligence / Lecture notes in computer science). Springer.

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Marshall IW, Roadknight CM. Emergent organisation in colonies of simple automata. In Advances in artificial life. 2159 ed. Springer. 2001. (Lecture notes in artificial intelligence / Lecture notes in computer science).

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Marshall, I. W. ; Roadknight, C. M. / Emergent organisation in colonies of simple automata. Advances in artificial life. 2159. ed. Springer, 2001. (Lecture notes in artificial intelligence / Lecture notes in computer science).

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abstract = "We have simulated a colony of approx 3000 simple automata, with interaction behaviours that attempt to emulate those observed in stromatolite building microbes. The colony is able to maintain a diverse genome that can metabolise large quantities of up to 100 different food types simultaneously. Group organisations that process short lived food types more rapidly than others readily emerge under the correct conditions. We have applied the lessons to the control and management of a distributed communications system.",

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