Resource optimization and self interest: variations on the game of life

Lauer, Michael R.; Mitchem, P.; Gagliano, Ross A.

doi:10.1109/simsym.1995.393586

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“…For simplicity, only angles of α degrees that are divisors of 360 degrees are considered, so 360modα equals zero. The 24 divisors of 360 are 1,2,3,4,5,6,8,9,10,12,15,18,20,24,30,36,40,45,60,72,90,120, 180 and 360. Note that, however, the methods themselves are in no way restricted to those rotation angles.…”

Section: The Rotation Matrix 223mentioning

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“…Thus, by definition, they cannot incur any damage. This leaves 19 rotation angles, namely 3,4,5,6,8,9,10,12,15,18,20,24,30,36,40,45,60,72 For each image and each method, the table summarizes the average, minimum and maximum damage in percentage. In addition, the number of times a method claims the minimum or maximum damage considering all rotation angles is listed.…”

Section: Damage After a Full Rotation 45mentioning

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“…Levene and Roussos [8] enhanced the Game of Life to a twoplayer game with competitive rule elements for birth and survival. The Game of Life is extended with competitive elements in Lauer et al's [9] work on research optimization and self-interest, where the model is amplified by the well-known prisoner's dilemma.…”

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The Kaleidoscopic Game of Life

Abiad¹,

Geldmacher²,

Grigoriev³

2022

ComplexSystems

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Several image rotation operators are introduced as novel rotation variants of John Conway’s Game of Life. The main idea of the Game of Life is to simulate real-life processes such as birth, survival and death. The discrete model operates on a two-dimensional array of black and white square cells. In this paper, we study the development of patterns in image rotation using different rotation methods. Moreover, the quality of the rotation and the applicability of image rotation to the Game of Life are investigated.

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The Kaleidoscopic Game of Life

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Geldmacher²,

Grigoriev³

2022

ComplexSystems

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“…It is a set of rules which defined to control mutation behavior of two dimension cell in checkerboard. The basic idea is to start a simple configuration of cell then observe change by applying Conway's genetic law for survivals, births and deaths [20], [21]. The rules are: Rule 1 Survival: if a live cell has two or three live neighbors, it survives.…”

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A Combined Genetic Algorithm and Conway’s Game of Life for Printed Lanna Character Recognition

Khankasikam¹

2013

IJCTE

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Abstract-This research is a study of using genetic algorithms through Conway's game of life to solve the problem on Lanna character recognition. Pattern recognition can be defined as the objects identification on the basis of information available about it. The problem on character recognition has been discussed to find out the best solution and various recognition methods have been implemented. One of the proposed methods is genetic algorithm which used in many application areas such as image processing, pattern recognition and machine learning. Genetic algorithms are powerful search techniques that applied natural selection and genetic operators to find the best result. Based on the survey of related research, this research is provided to investigate the possibility of using genetic algorithms on Lanna character recognition. The proposed framework consists of three modules: data preparation, training by using genetic algorithms and recognition. The experiments are carried on 1,200 Lanna characters, which randomly selected from documents written in Lanna language. The system performs the number of match 1,142 characters or 95.15%, while mismatch 27 characters or 2.25% and rejecting 31 characters or 2.58%.

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“…Each cell of the checkerboard, assumed to be an infinite plane, has eight neighboring cells. The basic idea of Conway's game of life is to start a simple configuration of cell then observe change by applying Conway's genetic law for survivals, births and deaths [10,14]. The rules are: Rule 1 Survival: if a live cell has two or three live neighbors, it survives.…”

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Printed Lanna character recognition by using conway's game of life

Khankasikam

2012

Seventh International Conference on Digital Information Management (ICDIM 2012)

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The objective of this research is to investigate the feasibility of using Conway's game of life to solve the problem on printed Lanna character recognition. Pattern recognition can be defined as the objects identification on the basis of information available about it. The problem on character recognition has been discussed to find out the best solution and various recognition methods have been implemented. Conway's game of life has a capability to generate a new identity pattern, which is a stable state, from predefined pattern. The proposed framework consists of three modules: preparation, training and recognition. The experiments are carried on 1,200 printed Lanna characters, which randomly selected from documents written in Lanna language. The system performs the number of match 1,142 characters or 95.15%, while mismatch 27 characters or 2.25% and rejecting 31 characters or 2.58%.

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Resource optimization and self interest: variations on the game of life

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

The Kaleidoscopic Game of Life

The Kaleidoscopic Game of Life

A Combined Genetic Algorithm and Conway’s Game of Life for Printed Lanna Character Recognition

Printed Lanna character recognition by using conway's game of life

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