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The Second NASA/DoD Workshop on Evolvable Hardware (EH'00) Palo Alto, California July 13-July 15 ISBN: 0-7695-0762-X Table of Contents
 | Invited Talks |
The Real Message of Configurable Hardware
Evolvable Hardware for Industrial Applications
Some Observations on the Evolvability of Evolutionary Computation Systems
Evolving Circuits by Means of Natural Selection
Software Systems for Modeling Morphogenesis
Does Evolvable Hardware Have to Evolve?
Evolvable Hardware — Some Directions for the Future
 | 1: Algorithms |
 | 2: From Biology to Robotics |
 | 3. Evolvability |
 | 4. Evolution of Analog and Mixed Signal Circuits |
A. Stoica, California Institute of Technology
T. Daud, California Institute of Technology
Y. Jin, California Institute of Technology
R. Tawel, California Institute of Technology
V. Duong, California Institute of Technology pp. 99
 | 5. Evolution of Digital Functions |
Gunnar Tufte, Norwegian University of Science and Technology pp. 143
 | 6. Reconfiguration Architecture and Devices |
 | 7. Evolution of CA and Brain- Inspired Architecture |
 | 8. Real World Applications |
Ron Levy, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, pp. 237 Usage of this product signifies your acceptance of the Terms of Use.
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