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Bio-inspired comp.machine

Couverture du livre « Bio-inspired comp.machine » de Daniel Mange aux éditions Ppur
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  • Editeur : Ppur
  • EAN : 9782880743710
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  • Support : Papier
Résumé:

Subject



This volume, written by experts in the field, gives a

modern, rigorous and unified presentation of the

application of biological concepts to the design of novel

computing machines and algorithms. While science has as its

fundamental goal the understanding of Nature,... Voir plus

Subject



This volume, written by experts in the field, gives a

modern, rigorous and unified presentation of the

application of biological concepts to the design of novel

computing machines and algorithms. While science has as its

fundamental goal the understanding of Nature, the

engineering disciplines attempt to use this knowledge to

the ultimate benefit of Mankind. Over the past few decades

this gap has narrowed to some extent. A growing group of

scientists has begun engineering artificial worlds to test

and probe their theories, while engineers have turned to

Nature, seeking inspiration in its workings to construct

novel systems. The organization of living beings is a

powerful source of ideas for computer scientists and

engineers. This book studies the construction of machines

and algorithms based on natural processes: biological

evolution, which gives rise to genetic algorithms, cellular

development, which leads to self-replicating and

self-repairing machines, and the nervous system in living

beings, which serves as the underlying motivation for

artificial learning systems, such as neural networks.



Originality



This book is unique for the following reasons: It

follows a unified approach to bio-inspiration based on the

so-called POE model: phylogeny (evolution of species),

ontogeny (development of individual organisms), and

epigenesis (life-time learning). It is largely

self-contained, with an introduction to both biological

mechanisms (POE) and digital hardware (digital systems,

cellular automata). It is mainly applied to computer

hardware design.



Public



Undergraduate and graduate students, researchers,

engineers, computer scientists, and communication

specialists.



Contents



An Introduction to Bio-Inspired Machines - An

Introduction to Digital Systems - An Introduction to

Cellular Automata - Evolutionary Algorithms and their

Applications - Programming Cellular Machines by Cellular

Programming - Multiplexer-Based Cells - Demultiplexer-Based

Cells - Binary Decision Machine-Based Cells -

Self-Repairing Molecules and Cells - L-hardware: Modeling

and Implementing Cellular Development - Using L-systems -

Artificial Neural Networks: Algorithms and Hardware

Implementation - Evolution and Learning in Autonomous

Robotic Agents - Bibliography - Index.

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