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Stability of On-Line and On-Board Evolving of Adaptive Collective Behavior

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European Robotics Symposium 2008

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This work focuses on evolving purposeful collective behavior in a swarm of Jasmine micro-robots. We investigate the stability of the on-line and on-board evolutionary approaches, where mutation, crossover as well as fitness calculation are performed only by interacting micro-robots without using any centralized resources. In this work it is demonstrated that the environment-adaptive collective behavior can be obtained, where the evolving fitness and behavior are partially stable. To increase stability of the approach, some reduction methodology of the search space is proposed.

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König, L., Jebens, K., Kernbach, S., Levi, P. (2008). Stability of On-Line and On-Board Evolving of Adaptive Collective Behavior. In: Bruyninckx, H., Přeučil, L., Kulich, M. (eds) European Robotics Symposium 2008. Springer Tracts in Advanced Robotics, vol 44. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-78317-6_30

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