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Reconciling Explanations for the Evolution of Evolvability Bryan Wilder and Kenneth O. Stanley To Appear In: Adaptive Behavior journal. London: SAGE, 2015. Abstract Evolution’s ability to find innovative phenotypes is

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• Biology
• Evolutionary biology
• Population genetics
• Genetics
• Evolution
• Evolvability
• Selection
• Robustness
• Natural selection
• Genetic variability
• Neutral theory of molecular evolution
• Phenotype

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Toward Robotic Intelligence: Evolution of Memory Use in Digital Organisms Laura Grabowski University of Texas-Pan American The ability to use past experience is a cornerstone of complex adaptive behavior. Memory allows o

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Encouraging reactivity to create robust machines Joel Lehman, Sebastian Risi, David D’Ambrosio, and Kenneth O. Stanley To Appear In: Adaptive Behavior journal. London: SAGE, Abstract

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• Evolutionary algorithms
• Artificial neural networks
• Evolutionary computation
• Artificial intelligence
• Genetic algorithms
• Applied mathematics
• Machine learning
• Neuroevolution
• HyperNEAT
• Compositional pattern-producing network
• Robotics
• Evolutionary robotics

Learning with fixed rules: The minority game Willemien Kets∗ March 7, 2011 Abstract This paper gives a critical account of the literature on adaptive behavior in the minority

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Adaptive Behavior 2001, 8(2), Dynamic Scheduling and Division of Labor in Social Insects MIKE CAMPOS1, ERIC BONABEAU2, GUY THÉRAULAZ3 and JEAN-LOUIS DENEUBOURG4,

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Human Simulation of Adaptive Behavior: Interactive studies of pursuit, evasion, courtship, ghting, and play Philip W. Blythe, Georey F. Miller, and Peter M. Todd Center for Adaptive Behavior and Cognition Max Planck In

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Adaptive Behavior http://adb.sagepub.com/ Mutual Mate Choice Can Drive Costly Signaling Even Under Perfect Monogamy Paul L. Hooper and Geoffrey F. Miller Adaptive Behavior: 53

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18. Why is parasitism more adaptive than being social among bees? The evolutionary choice of bees, when posed between social behavior and parasitism, has usually been parasitism. Why this is adaptive is the theme of this

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