Theory of Practical Cellular Automaton
This book addresses the intellectual foundations, function, modeling approaches and complexity of cellular automata; explores cellular automata in combination with genetic algorithms, neural networks and agents; and discusses the applications of cellular
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eory of Practical Cellular Automaton
Theory of Practical Cellular Automaton
Xuewei Li Jinpei Wu Xueyan Li •
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Theory of Practical Cellular Automaton
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Xuewei Li Beijing Union University Beijing China
Xueyan Li Beijing Jiaotong university Beijing China
Jinpei Wu Wuyi University Jiangmen, Guangdong China
ISBN 978-981-10-7496-7 ISBN 978-981-10-7497-4 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7497-4
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Preface
Today, mankind’s understanding of external world has reached a staggering level. In macrocosmic view, astronomers can observe and study the universe that is hundreds of millions of light years away. On the contrary, in microscopic view, quantum physicists could dive into the magic world of stratum and quark. Without exception, all these brilliant scientific achievements were the results of human’s processing of the information collected from the physical world surrounding us, with wisdom and proper thinking. However, the scientific explorations of the nature and our own society not only depend on how much we have known but also depend on how much we have not known, to a greater degree. In contrast to the deep understanding of the world surrounding us, the mankind’s understanding of ourselves, especially the understanding of
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