From: McIntosh Harold V.-UAP (mcintosh@redvax1.dgsca.unam.mx)
Date: Tue Jun 22 1993 - 01:49:23 UTC
Our very own, pet, ASCII-Eater has been feasting again. The last paragraph of this morning's message (<mcintosh@REDVAX1.DGSCA.UNAM.MX>, Mon, 21 Jun 1993 11:49:30 -0500): > The Atlas contains much more than just the evolutionary diagrams; one of > its most valuable features may be the comparisons which it suggests, and > documents to a good extent, between automata whose rules are similar. One > always susps, which deviate less and less from Rule 128 - OR, from > a topsults evaluated. > should have been: > > The Atlas contains much more than just the evolutionary diagrams; one of > its most valuable features may be the comparisons which it suggests, and > documents to a good extent, between automata whose rules are similar. One > always suspects that similar rules should produce similar automata. Lenore > Levine, Regular Language Invariance under One-Dimensional Cellular Automaton > Rules, Complex Systems 6 163-178 (1992) has described an interesting > sequence of rules, which deviate less and less from Rule 128 - OR, from > a topological point of view. With the programs which accompany the Atlas, > such ideas can be tried out, and their results evaluated. > Harold V. McIntosh |Depto. de Aplicaci'on de Microcomputadoras mcintosh@redvax1.dgsca.unam.mx |Instituto de Ciencias/UAP mcintosh@redvax1.bitnet |Apdo. Postal 461 (+52+22)43-6330 |72000 Puebla, Pue., MEXICO
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