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Yeah this is pretty cool. I have a similar artificial life experiment that goes by the name "floatworld" (https://github.com/taliesinb/floatworld https://github
by taliesinb 15y ago
Yeah this is pretty cool. I have a similar artificial life experiment that goes by the name "floatworld" (https://github.com/taliesinb/floatworld https://github.com/taliesinb/floatworld).
The curse of all these kinds of alife experiments is the how many parameters they have. It's hard to conclude anything when there are 200 dimensions to one's model.
- geuis 15y agoI'm an interested novice in this field. Would it perhaps be possible to do some genetic algorithms on the starting parameters themselves? I'm not sure how the fitness rules would be set, but it could be based around number of life forms, speciation rate, or maybe if humans viewing the results of each run preferred certain sets more than others?