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... The size of the viewspace can evolve to some extent, but not very much. ... The viewspace decides where it wants to look. It basically "looks around" the...
Kenneth Stanley
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Sep 1, 2003
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Hi all... We've had quite a few people join up in the past week...if you haven't already, please jot us a note introducing yourselves and letting us know your ...
Derek James
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Welcome, My name is Ugo Vierucci and I am interested of AI to some years. After to have read the characteristics of NEAT they are decided to me to create one...
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Hello, My name is Chris Christenson I am a Masters student at Texas State. My thesis has to do with evolving neural networks and so I plan to use NEAT as my...
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... Reading this, I wondered, "What the heck is 'Texas State'?". But this is what they're calling Southwest Texas now, huh? :) Derek ...
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Yeah, silly huh. -Chris C ... From: Derek James [mailto:blue5432@...] Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 12:14 PM To: neat@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE:...
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Hello, My name is Jon Crosby and I decided to join out of curiosity after reading the some of the available NEAT literature on the net. I hope to be able to ...
Jon Crosby
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Sep 2, 2003
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Hi all, Chris mentioned that he's working with NEAT for his Master's thesis...which implementation do you plan to use? Or do you plan to write your own? There...
Derek James
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Sep 3, 2003
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Hello, I plan to use the Windows C++ version. C++ because that is the language I am best at, and since I plan to alter the code a little that seemed the best...
Chris Christenson
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One thing people may not realize is that although I originally wrote my version of NEAT in C++ for Linux, it can be compiled in Windows (sacrificing the...
Kenneth Stanley
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Sep 3, 2003
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Hey Everyone, My names Jonathon Vincent, I have reciently completed Computer Science at RMIT University in Melbourne. In my final Semester I worked on a...
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Sep 4, 2003
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... <snip> ... For our implementation, Philip and I are working on a browser-based interface, basically an HTML form in which you select the evolutionary...
Derek James
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Sep 4, 2003
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QT provides some nice GUI tools, and it is cross platform compatible. That might be a good way to go. -Chris C ... From: Kenneth Stanley...
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Some of you may be interested to know that Christian Mayr produced a version of NEAT for Matlab, which is now available through my homepage and the NEAT Users...
Kenneth Stanley
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Sep 4, 2003
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... This sounds like it will be really cool. Will graphics also be displayed in the browser during runtime? What if you ran an experiment for example...
Kenneth Stanley
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Sep 5, 2003
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... The approach we're taking is to have any additional graphical information pop up in a new browser window. For something like an XOR run, you would have ...
Derek James
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Since the group is becoming fairly large, this is probably a good opportunity to see what the general opinion is about an important question: What do you...
Kenneth Stanley
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Sep 6, 2003
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One could use NEAT for motion evolution as the UK company did: www.naturalmotion.com very interesting stuff that NEAT neural network can be used! Jianjun...
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Hi All, I am one of the guys meeting every two weeks with Derek and Philip. At present, I have read the papers Derek has sent me on NEAT. And I have read the...
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Hello All ! I'm Umer, from Pakistan. I completed my BS in Computer Systems Engineering from GIK Institute, Pakistan this May. During my last two semesters, I...
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... Welcome to the group, Umer. Your experiment sounds quite interesting. ... So what was the body design of your robots? Were they entirely simulated, or...
Derek James
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Hey Umer, Concerning your predator and prey stuff, I agree the the reason for the failure to evolve effectivly was due to the robots not being able to tell the...
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Hey all, Many times during our attempt to implement NEAT, we've e-mailed Ken with various questions for clarifications. I was hoping this group could help ...
Derek James
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Sep 9, 2003
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Joseph and I talked a bit on this group about implementing NEAT with indirect encoding, taking a modular approach. And I know Ken has lots of thoughts on...
Derek James
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... I should clarify a couple things about the way I handled speciation. There are two important properties of a species: 1) How many members it contains in ...
Kenneth Stanley
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Sep 9, 2003
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Hi Umer, ... Sounds like a very interesting experiment. Thanks for sharing it. A few questions: Do you have any pictures or animations from your work? Also,...
Kenneth Stanley
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... I'm not sure if I've mentioned this yet, but one of the things I'd like to see is a system that evolves the nn developmental system rules along with the...
Joseph Reisinger
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Sep 10, 2003
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... Why would they need to be logically decoupled? The DNA string could could contain instructions for building particular structures, and developmental rule ...
Derek James
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... Yeah, sure, and this is the way its normally done I think. I want to split them up in order to take advantage of coevolution. Also this way different ...
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... split ... different ... chromosomes. ... So is your idea mainly to coevolve DNA "starter strings" in one population and "rule sets" (or something...
Kenneth Stanley
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