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ORCIDAdaptive Behaviour, Volume 16
Volume 16, Number 1, February 2008
- Christos Ampatzis, Elio Tuci, Vito Trianni
, Marco Dorigo:
Evolution of Signaling in a Multi-Robot System: Categorization and Communication. 5-26 - Marco Mirolli, Domenico Parisi:
How Producer Biases Can Favor the Evolution of Communication: An Analysis of Evolutionary Dynamics. 27-52 - Paul L. Hooper, Geoffrey F. Miller:
Mutual Mate Choice Can Drive Costly Signaling Even Under Perfect Monogamy. 53-70 - Robert M. French, Elif T. Kus:
KAMA: A Temperature-Driven Model of Mate Choice Using Dynamic Partner Representations. 71-95
Volume 16, Numbers 2-3, April 2008
- Stefano Nolfi, Takashi Ikegami, Jun Tani:
Editorial: Behavior and Mind as a Complex Adaptive System. 101-103 - Paolo Arena, Luigi Fortuna, Davide Lombardo, Luca Patané:
Perception for Action: Dynamic Spatiotemporal Patterns Applied on a Roving Robot. 104-121 - Mototaka Suzuki, Dario Floreano:
Enactive Robot Vision. 122-128 - Yuta Ogai, Takashi Ikegami:
Microslip as a Simulated Artificial Mind. 129-147 - Onofrio Gigliotta, Stefano Nolfi:
On the Coupling Between Agent Internal and Agent/ Environmental Dynamics: Development of Spatial Representations in Evolving Autonomous Robots. 148-165 - Ryunosuke Nishimoto, Jun Namikawa, Jun Tani:
Learning Multiple Goal-Directed Actions Through Self-Organization of a Dynamic Neural Network Model: A Humanoid Robot Experiment. 166-181 - Alberto Montebelli, Carlos Herrera Pérez, Tom Ziemke:
On Cognition as Dynamical Coupling: An Analysis of Behavioral Attractor Dynamics. 182-195 - Mario Negrello, Frank Pasemann:
Attractor Landscapes and Active Tracking: The Neurodynamics of Embodied Action. 196-216
Volume 16, Number 4, August 2008
- Michail Maniadakis, Panos E. Trahanias:
Hierarchical Co-evolution of Cooperating Agents Acting in the Brain-Arena. 221-245 - George L. Chadderdon:
Assessing Machine Volition: An Ordinal Scale for Rating Artificial and Natural Systems. 246-263 - Daniel W. Franks, Jason Noble, Peter Kaufmann, Sigrid Stagl:
Extremism Propagation in Social Networks with Hubs. 264-274 - Robert Vickerstaff, Ezequiel A. Di Paolo:
Regarding Compass Response Functions For Modeling Path Integration: Comment on "Evolving a Neural Model of Insect Path Integration". 275-276 - Jan Wessnitzer, Thomas Haferlach, Michael Mangan, Barbara Webb:
Path Integration Using a Model of e-Vector Orientation Coding in the Insect Brain: Reply to Vickerstaff and Di Paolo. 277-280
Volume 16, Number 5, October 2008
- Roderich Groß, Marco Dorigo:
Evolution of Solitary and Group Transport Behaviors for Autonomous Robots Capable of Self-Assembling. 285-305 - Fady Alnajjar, Kazuyuki Murase:
A Simple Aplysia-Like Spiking Neural Network to Generate Adaptive Behavior in Autonomous Robots. 306-324 - Xabier E. Barandiaran, Alvaro Moreno:
Adaptivity: From Metabolism to Behavior. 325-344
Volume 16, Number 6, December 2008
- Anna Balkenius, Almut Kelber, Christian Balkenius:
How Do Hawkmoths Learn Multimodal Stimuli? A Comparison of Three Models. 349-360 - Eduardo Izquierdo, Inman Harvey, Randall D. Beer:
Associative Learning on a Continuum in Evolved Dynamical Neural Networks. 361-384 - Jeffrey L. Krichmar:
The Neuromodulatory System: A Framework for Survival and Adaptive Behavior in a Challenging World. 385-399 - Stefan Elfwing, Eiji Uchibe, Kenji Doya, Henrik I. Christensen:
Co-evolution of Shaping Rewards and Meta-Parameters in Reinforcement Learning. 400-412
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