l-systems and cellular automata
L-systems and cellular automata are related in the field of computational modeling, where L-systems are used to describe the growth and development of complex structures, while cellular automata are used to simulate the behavior of simple agents based on local rules within a grid. L-systems can be used to generate initial conditions for cellular automata, and cellular automata can be used to further evolve structures described by L-systems. Together, they provide a powerful framework for studying complex systems and emergent phenomena.
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