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Open Learning -
AI Demos
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Saturday, 18 April 2009 16:36 |
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- 3D Predator/Prey Simulator: Interesting demo showing the progression of populations of predators and prey.
- Aivola Universe: Advanced population simulator that has been in development for over 12 years. It allows the user to alter genetic makeup of agents and interact with the environment in a variety of ways.
- Ant Colony Simulator: Simulation showing how social insects communicate and organize in order to best meet the needs to the colony.
- The Blind Watchmaker: Demonstrates concepts discussed in Richard Dawkins' book 'The Blind Watchmaker'. Applet shows how random mutation, when occurring over many generations an create very interesting results. Note: Be sure to keep clicking to progress generations.
- Boids: Demo models the behavior of schools of fish and flocks of birds.
- Edge of Chaos Cellular Automata Simulator: Cellular automata sim that allows the user to generate various patterns by altering various rules.
- eFloys: Simulates animal flock/pack behavior enhanced through the use of genetic algorithms. Pack exhibits territorialism by attacking intruders, unique personality traits of pack members and ability to evolve.
- The Game of Life: Applet of the classic 'Game of Life' invented by mathematician John Conway. Interesting patterns emerge from very basic rules.
- Manna Mouse: Simulation involving two populations of virtual 'mice'. The user has the ability to alter the development of these populations through the use of painting manna/reward. The user can then observe how the populations evolve based on this reward.
- Mirek's Java Cellebration: Cool cellular automata simulation engine with hundreds of built in rules and patterns. If you like the Game of Life you'll love this.
- Pole Balancer: Demo that utilizes genetic algorithms to form a neural network capable of performing a pole balancing task.
- The Prisoner's Dilemma: Interesting simulation as well as plenty of links on the famous "Prisoner's Dilemma" problem from game theory.
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