Programming Examples
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examples in a Java based robot simulator
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DAC
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Distributed Adaptive Control
(DAC)
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Demonstrates
the Distributed Adaptive Control architecture discussed in
chapter 5 of the
book:
Connectionism-Neural
Networks.
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Braitenberg
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The Braitenberg Vehicle
example
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Demonstrates
Braitenberg vehicle 4 which is discussed in chapter
6 of the book:
Braitenberg Vehicles
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Myrmix
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A subsumtpion-based agent
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Demonstrates
the Distributed Adaptive Control architecture discussed in
chapter 7 of the
book:
The Subsumption
Architecture
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EDAC
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Evolutionary DAC
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Demonstrates
the Evolutionary Distributed Adaptive Control architecture
discussed in chapter 8
of the book:
Artificial Evolution and
Artificial Life
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Collector
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A self-sufficient garbage
collector
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Demonstrates
the self-sufficient agent presented in chapter 11 of the
book:
The principle of parallel,
loosely coupled processes
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SMC
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Sensory-Motor Coordination I
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Presents
the sensory motor coordination example discussed in chapter
12 of the book:
The principle of
sensory-motor coordination
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