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Artificial Life, Artificial Culture and Evolutionary Computation Traditionally we have represented reality by building cognitive, discursive, behavioral, mathematical and physical models. Computation has given us a new representational medium, a medium which is changing what it means to describe, understand and explain the world around us. The simulations below are a resource for the Duke ISIS (Information Science & Information Studies) Program. They are designed to encourage participants to think about complex dynamic multiagent (multicausal) systems, those co-evolving processes that permeate and mediate our cultural, biological and natural worlds. Our challenge is to express these thoughts as "what-if" computational experiments. |
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