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1995

Evolution of Cooperation, Differentiation, Complexity, and Diversity in an Iterated Three-person GameEizo Akiyama, Kunihiko Kaneko. bies 1995: 76-83

A Primitive Model of Language Generation by Evolution and LearningTakaya Arita, Keiichi Unno, Kimio Kawaguchi. bies 1995: 163-170

Modelling Macroscopic Prediction Mechanisms by Linear PredictionJoachim Baczewski, Mario Tokoro. bies 1995: 148-155

Multi-Agent Coordination in Living SystemsUwe M. Borghoff, Paolo Bottoni, Piero Mussio, Remo Pareschi. bies 1995: 93-100

CAM-BRAIN: The Evolutionary Engineering of a Billion Neuron Artificial Brain by 2001 which Grows/Evolves at Electronic Speeds inside a Cellular Automata Machine (CAM)Hugo de Garis. bies 1995: 132-139

Classifier Systems: Selectionist Reinforcement Learning, Fuzzy Rules and CommunicationTerence C. Fogarty, Brian Carse, Larry Bull. bies 1995: 69-75

Acquisition of Swimming Motion by RBF Fuzzy Neuro with Unsupervised LearningToshio Fukuda, Atsushi Kawamoto, Koji Shimojima. bies 1995: 118-123

Coevolution of Arm Morphology and Throwing Motion Toward a Could-Be-AthleteTakeshi Furuhashi, Yujiro Miyata, Yoshiki Uchikawa. bies 1995: 124-131

Disparity Theory of Evolution: A Symmetrical DNA Replication Promotes EvolutionMitsuru Furusawa. bies 1995: 13

Toward Complex Adaptive Intelligent SystemsHiroaki Kitano. bies 1995: 14-19

Specialization of Distributed Learning Agents through Consensus FormationKenichi Matsuura, Yukinori Kakazu. bies 1995: 109-116

Path Evaluation in the Evolutionary Planner/NavigatorZbigniew Michalewicz, Jing Xiao 0001. bies 1995: 45-52

Emergent Neural NetworkHirohisa Naito, Kenko Uchida. bies 1995: 37-44

How to Bring a One-Eyed Mobile Robo-InfantTakayuki Nakamura, Minoru Asada. bies 1995: 21-28

An Adaptive Model of Competitive Agents that Converges Asymptotic BehaviorsAkira Namatame. bies 1995: 101-108

Proceedings of the 1995 International Workshop on Biologically Inspired Evolutionary Systems, BIES 1995, Sony Corporation Conference Hall, Tokyo, Japan, May 30-31, 1995Chisato Numaoka, editor, Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Systems (SOFT), 1995.

Biologically Inspired Evolutionary SystemsChisato Numaoka. bies 1995: 1-8

Immune Pattern Recognition SystemToru Ohira. bies 1995: 54-60

Programed Self-Decomposition Model and Artificial LifeTsutomu Oohashi, Hiroki Sayama, Osamu Ueno, Tadao Maekawa. bies 1995: 85-92

Skill Based Manipulation in Hierarchical Intelligent Control of RobotsTakanori Shibata, Kazuo Tanie. bies 1995: 140-146

Using Evolutionary Mechanisms for Behavioral DevelopmentLuc Steels. bies 1995: 10-12

Embedding Symbolic Process into Deterministic ChaosJun Tani. bies 1995: 156-162

An Evolutionary Algorithm for Solving Multi-Individual-Multi-Task ProblemsQiangfu Zhao, Tatsuo Higuchi 0001. bies 1995: 61-68

Self-Localization in Dynamic EnvironmentsUwe R. Zimmer. bies 1995: 29-36

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