“‘Cellular Automata’ Tag”,2019-11-15 (neural net, biology, genome synthesis, RL)⁠:

Bibliography for tag cs/cellular-automaton, most recent first: 72 annotations & 19 links (parent).

• See Also
• Gwern
  • “Surprisingly Turing-Complete”, Gwern2012
• Links
  • “A Minimal Scenario for the Origin of Non-Equilibrium Order”, Ravasio et al 2024
  • “Emergence of Large-Scale Mechanical Spiral Waves in Bacterial Living Matter”, Liu et al 2024
  • “Classical Sorting Algorithms As a Model of Morphogenesis: Self-Sorting Arrays Reveal Unexpected Competencies in a Minimal Model of Basal Intelligence”, Zhang et al 2023
  • “The Penrose Tiling Is a Quantum Error-Correcting Code”, Li & Boyle2023
  • “Machine Learning Without a Processor: Emergent Learning in a Nonlinear Electronic Metamaterial”, Dillavou et al 2023
  • “Self-Replicating Hierarchical Structures Emerge in a Binary Cellular Automaton”, Yang2023
  • “Flow-Lenia: Towards Open-Ended Evolution in Cellular Automata through Mass Conservation and Parameter Localization”, Plantec et al 2022
  • “Grokking Phase Transitions in Learning Local Rules With Gradient Descent”, Žunkovič & Ilievski2022
  • “Living Material Assembly of Bacteriogenic Protocells”, Xu et al 2022b
  • “Studying Growth With Neural Cellular Automata”, Greydanus2022
  • “Variational Neural Cellular Automata”, Palm et al 2022
  • “Fundamental Behaviors Emerge from Simulations of a Living Minimal Cell”, Thornburg et al 2022
  • “Collective Intelligence for Deep Learning: A Survey of Recent Developments”, Ha & Tang2021
  • “𝜇NCA: Texture Generation With Ultra-Compact Neural Cellular Automata”, Mordvintsev & Niklasson2021
  • “Texture Generation With Neural Cellular Automata”, Mordvintsev et al 2021
  • “Synthetic Living Machines: A New Window on Life”, Ebrahimkhani & Levin2021
  • “A Cellular Platform for the Development of Synthetic Living Machines”, Blackiston et al 2021
  • “Cells Form Into ‘Xenobots’ on Their Own: Embryonic Cells Can Self-Assemble into New Living Forms That Don’t Resemble the Bodies They Usually Generate, Challenging Old Ideas of What Defines an Organism”, Ball2021
  • “Growing 3D Artefacts and Functional Machines With Neural Cellular Automata”, Sudhakaran et al 2021
  • “Nothing in Evolution Makes Sense except in the Light of Parasites”, Hickinbotham et al 2021
  • “Regenerating Soft Robots through Neural Cellular Automata”, Horibe et al 2021
  • “An Antiviral Self-Replicating Molecular Heterotroph”, Shapiro et al 2020
  • “Conway’s Gradient of Life: Approximate Atavising With Differentiable Automata”, Chandra2020
  • “The Recursive Universe”, Ghassaei2020
  • “Growing Neural Cellular Automata: Differentiable Model of Morphogenesis”, Mordvintsev et al 2020
  • “Finding Mona Lisa in the Game of Life: Using a SAT Solver to Find Game of Life States That Turn into Pictures”, Gal2020
  • “Intrinsically Motivated Discovery of Diverse Patterns in Self-Organizing Systems”, Reinke et al 2019
  • “Going Critical”, Simler2019
  • “Lenia—Biology of Artificial Life”, Chan2018
  • “Cellular Automata As Convolutional Neural Networks”, Gilpin2018
  • “The Simple Algorithm That Ants Use to Build Bridges”
  • “Now What?”, Hopfield2018
  • “Altering the Threshold of an Excitable Signal Transduction Network Changes Cell Migratory Modes”, Miao et al 2017
  • Advances in Physarum Machines: Sensing and Computing With Slime Mould, Adamatzky2016
  • “Is Spearman’s Law of Diminishing Returns (SLODR) Meaningful for Artificial Agents?”, Hernandez-Orallo2016
  • “Life’s Information Hierarchy: The Explanation for the Complex, Multi-Scale Structure of Biological and Social Systems Lies in Their Manipulation of Space and Time to Reduce Uncertainty about the Future”, Flack2014
  • “Mathematical Marbling”, Lu et al 2011
  • “The Complexity of Small Universal Turing Machines: a Survey”, Neary & Woods2011
  • “Implications of the Turing Completeness of Reaction-Diffusion Models, Informed by GPGPU Simulations on an XBox 360: Cardiac Arrhythmias, Re-Entry and the Halting Problem”, Scarle2009
  • “Small Universal Turing Machines”, Neary2008
  • “Complexity of Langton’s Ant”, Gajardo et al 2003
  • “Reliable Cellular Automata With Self-Organization”, Gacs2000
  • “Emergence of Self-Replicating Structures in a Cellular Automata Space”, Chou & Reggia1997
  • “Turing Patterns in CNNs, I: Once over Lightly”, Goras et al 1995
  • “Cellular Neural Networks: Theory”, Chua & Yang1988b
  • “Cellular Neural Networks: Applications”, Chua & Yang1988
  • “Studying Artificial Life With Cellular Automata”, Langton1986
  • “The Determination of the Value of Rado’s Noncomputable Function Σ(𝑘) for Four-State Turing Machines”, Brady1983
  • “The Next Industrial Revolution”, Dyson1977
  • “The Checkerboard Model of Social Interaction”, Sakoda1971
  • “Artificial Living Plants: Proposed Here Is a Design for Self-Reproducing Machines That Would Be Harvested for the Materials from Which They Construct Themselves. They Might Prove More Feasible Than Spaceships and More Profitable”, Moore1956
  • “DLA—Diffusion Limited Aggregation”
  • “CSS3 Proven to Be Turing Complete”
  • “Building a Working Game of Tetris in Conway’s Game of Life”
  • “OTCA Metapixel”, Wiki2024
  • “29-Year-Old Conway Conjecture Settled”
  • “Self-Classifying MNIST Digits”
  • “Adversarial Reprogramming of Neural Cellular Automata”
  • “Self-Organising Textures”
  • “Computing in Dwarf Fortress”
  • “Experimentations With Abstract Machines”
  • “Grey-Area/rps-Automata”
  • “From Brainfuck to Domino Computers: A Trip into Esoteric Languages, Turing Machines, Cellular Automata and the Nature of Computation”
  • “Cirkoban: Sokoban Meets Cellular Automata Written in Scheme”
  • “Tables of Soyga: the First Cellular Automaton?”
  • “ControlNet Game of Life”
  • “Is Bioelectricity the Key to Limb Regeneration?”
  • “An Account of Electricity and the Body, Reviewed”
  • “The Lasting Lessons of John Conway’s Game of Life”
  • “The JPEG XL Image Format Has Demo Potential”
  • “‘Amazing Science’: Researchers Find Xenobots Can Give Rise to Offspring Science”
  • “Living Robots Made from Frog Cells Can Replicate Themselves in a Dish”
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