cellular automaton
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Wolfram also suggests that a different, more complex type on cellular automaton (three-state, totalistic), although it has a much larger number of possible rules, still exhibits the same basic patterns.
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Wolfram also suggests that a different, more complex type on cellular automaton (three-state, totalistic), although it has a much larger number of possible rules, still exhibits the same basic patterns.
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"What is perhaps most bizarre about the pictures is just how little trace they ultimately show of the simplicity of the underlying cellular automaton rule that was used to produce them."
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Wolfram also talks about three-color totalistic cellular automaton where there are more rules and they are more complex - even though the rules are more complex, the resulting behavior is not.
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Stephen Wolfram, the guy who argues that the universe is essentially a gigantic cellular automaton (for details see his magnum opus, A New Kind of Science), will launch Wolfram | Alpha, which he calls a
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The Game of Life, also known simply as Life, is a cellular automaton devised by the British mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970.
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