Clifford Bohm<br />Evolving_Systems_Technologist
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    • Intelligence and Complex Environments
    • Markov Brains
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    • Modeling Biological Processes
    • Sexual Selection and Origin of Sexes
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Modeling Biological Processes

Mathematical models have been used for decades to study biological processes. With the advent of computers came agent-based models. In an agent-based model, a programmer sets up rules which determine an agent's possible behaviors. Agent-based systems can be used to understand systems which are too complex to describe with a mathematical formula. With digital evolution, we can go a step further and evolve the brains of the agents!

Digital evolution can be a powerful tool when attempting to understand complex biological systems. For example,  if we think that some environmental feature will affect evolution in a particular way then, we can define the environment, run an evolving agent based system, and see if the results match our predictions.​
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  • Home
  • MABE
  • Research Topics
    • Intelligence and Complex Environments
    • Markov Brains
    • Other Types of Digital Brains
    • Modeling Biological Processes
    • Sexual Selection and Origin of Sexes
  • Contact and CV