cellular automata in artificial life research
Cellular automata in artificial life research refer to computational models that simulate complex systems composed of simple cellular units, which follow predefined rules based on their neighbors' states. These models are used to study and understand emergent properties and behaviors, enabling researchers to explore the dynamics of life-like systems in a simplified and computational environment.
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