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Matthew Dale, Susan Stepney, Martin Trefzer.
Designing Computational Substrates using Open-Ended Evolution

ALife 2020, Montreal, Canada (virtual), July 2020, pp.665-667. MIT Press, 2020

Abstract:

Evolutionary algorithms are powerful tools to discover novel and diverse solutions to complex problems. Here, we discuss how open-ended algorithms, such as novelty search, can be used to design and evaluate new unconventional computing systems, from the design of materials to the creation of new computational models.

open access paper : pdf

@inproceedings(Dale2020:ALife:substrate,
  author = "Matthew Dale and Susan Stepney and Martin Trefzer",
  title = "Designing Computational Substrates using Open-Ended Evolution",  
  pages = "665-667",
  doi = "10.1162/isal_a_00294",
  crossref = "ALife-2020"
)

@proceedings(ALife-2020,
  title = "ALife 2020, Montreal, Canada (virtual), July 2020",
  booktitle = "ALife 2020, Montreal, Canada (virtual), July 2020",
  publisher = "MIT Press",
  year = 2020
)