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Artificial neural networks / Neuroscience / Terrestrial locomotion / Evolutionary algorithms / Applied mathematics / Cognitive science / Evolutionary computation / Genetic algorithms / HyperNEAT / Neuroevolution / Hexapod / Gait
Date: 2013-04-22 14:15:01
Artificial neural networks
Neuroscience
Terrestrial locomotion
Evolutionary algorithms
Applied mathematics
Cognitive science
Evolutionary computation
Genetic algorithms
HyperNEAT
Neuroevolution
Hexapod
Gait

Single-Unit Pattern Generators for Quadruped Locomotion In: Proceedings of the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference (GECCONew York, NY: ACM Gregory Morse Sebastian Risi

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