Some of the things I've built to explore complex dynamic systems and collective Intelligence.
Autonomous agents solving Sudoku by reducing stress. Each number is an agent that moves to reduce their own stress rom not being unique.
Simulation of autonomous agents collectively finding global maxima. Each agent is unique, having in their set of needs: Certainty, Variety, Connection/Love, Significance, Growth and Contribution.
Exploration lab to see whether nested three body systems can exhibit balance between order (attractor states), and chaos.
Inspired by Kenneth Stanley and his Picbreeder. Not really agents but vastly interesting anyway. Hidden neurons use a mix of transfer functions: sin, cos, gauss, id, sigmoid. Original Picbreeder uses CPPN‑NEAT with innovation-number crossover. This demo uses a fixed feedforward topology and performs uniform crossover over parameters.
Visual complexity evolved into sound via Fast Fourir Transformation and CPPN neural network that iss evolved by the user.
Various Sound is generated by ANN's. The user selects the most relaxing ones. The preferred sound-ANN's combined to new audio-generating ANN's. Gradually the sound can become very relaxing.
Inspired by Michael Levin and his work. Agents
Agents sort themselves witout global supervision or control. The user can place obstacles making it harder for the agents to sort themselves.
This simulation visualizes a simple physical system that can exhibit Self-Organizing Criticality (SOC). The characteristic of self-organizing critical system is that the system continuously organizes itself near a threshold between stability and instability without external tuning.
The perspective is everything. This experiment lets you view a 2D image in 3D as from a fourth dimension. Experiment is inspired by one of the chapters in my novel: "Dö for dig - En roman om AI".
Plankton grows continuously. Small fish eat plankton and survive better in schools. Large fish hunt small fish. Reproduction happens after enough food is consumed.