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**Cellular Automata** | **Cellular Automata** | ||
- | Cellular Automata (CA) ([[http:// | + | Cellular Automata (CA) ([[http:// |
CA are characterized by a regular grid or lattice of cells, each in a finite number of states (ex. {on,off} or {1,0}). The grid should be theoretically infinite, but due to the | CA are characterized by a regular grid or lattice of cells, each in a finite number of states (ex. {on,off} or {1,0}). The grid should be theoretically infinite, but due to the | ||
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**Conway' | **Conway' | ||
- | Possibly the most famous CA is Conway' | + | Possibly the most famous CA is Conway' |
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+ | Figure 1. A Glider in Life (source: WikiMedia Commons) | ||
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* Any dead cell with exactly three live neighbours becomes a live cell, as if by reproduction. | * Any dead cell with exactly three live neighbours becomes a live cell, as if by reproduction. | ||
For more information you can consult (as a starting point): | For more information you can consult (as a starting point): | ||
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+ | Figure 2. The red cells are the 8-connected (or Moore Neighbourhood) of the blue cell in the center. (source: WikiMedia Commons) | ||
Interestingly, | Interestingly, |
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