Computer ScienceBiology

J. Koza

1995ARTIFICIAL LIFE

DOI: 10.1162/artl.1995.2.3.333

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All of these existing systems are computationally expensive and deliver little in the way of important emergent phenomena in relation to the amount of computational effort expended; it may actually preclude emergence of important phenomena that can only materialize in the presence of certain minimum amounts of time or matter.

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KOZA, J. Hidden order: How adaptation builds complexity. ARTIFICIAL LIFE, 1995, 2: 333–335.