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El. knyga: From Animals to Animats 11: 11th International Conference on Simulation of Adaptive Behavior, SAB 2010, Paris - Clos Luce, France, August 25-28, 2010. Proceedings

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Thisbookcontainsthearticlespresentedatthe11thInternationalConferenceon theSimulationofAdaptiveBehavior(SAB2010),whichwasheldattheMuseum d'Histoire Naturelle and at the University Pierre et Marie Curie of Paris during August 25-27, 2010. On August 28, the attendees moved to Le Clos Luc'e-the last home of Leonardo da Vinci - where the 20th anniversary of the conference was celebrated. Theobjectiveofthe biennialSAB Conferenceis to bringtogether researchers incomputerscience,arti cialintelligence,arti ciallife,complexsystems,robotics , neurosciences, ethology, evolutionary biology, and related ?elds so as to further our understanding of the behaviors and underlying mechanisms that allow n- ural and arti cial animals to adapt and survive in uncertain environments. Adaptive behavior research is distinguished by its focus on the modelling and creation of complete animal-like systems, which - however simple at the moment - may be one of the best routes to understanding intelligence in natural and arti cial systems. The conference is part of a long series that started with the ?rst SAB Conference held in Paris in September 1990, which was followed by conferences in Honolulu 1992, Brighton 1994, Cape Cod 1996, Zu . .rich 1998, Paris 2000, Edinburgh 2002, Los Angeles 2004, Rome 2006 and Osaka 2008. In 1992, the MIT Press introduced the quarterly journal Adaptive Behavior, now publishedbySAGE Publications. TheestablishmentoftheInternationalSociety forAdaptiveBehavior(ISAB) in1995furtherunderlinedtheemergenceofad- tive behavior as a fully ?edged scienti c discipline. The present proceedings are a comprehensive and up-to-date resource for the latest progress in this exciting ?eld.
Animat Approaches for Adaptive Behaviour.- From Mirror Writing to Mirror
Neurons.- How Virtual Machinery Can Bridge the Explanatory Gap, in Natural
and Artificial Systems.- Do Empirical Models of Robot-Environment Interaction
Have a Meaning?.- Information Dynamics of Evolved Agents.- Taming the Beast:
Guided Self-organization of Behavior in Autonomous Robots.- Perception and
Motor Control.- Slime Mold Inspired Chemical Sounding.- A Conserved Network
for Control of Arthropod Exteroceptive Optical Flow Reflexes during
Locomotion.- Modifying Directionality through Auditory System Scaling in a
Robotic Lizard.- SCRATCHbot: Active Tactile Sensing in a Whiskered Mobile
Robot.- Toward a Spiking-Neuron Model of the Oculomotor System.- An
Integrated Neuromimetic Model of the Saccadic Eye Movements for the
Psikharpax Robot.- Reconstructing the Acoustic Signal of a Sound Source: What
Did the Bat Say?.- Simulating the Morphological Feasibility of Adaptive
Beamforming in Bats.- On the Influence of Sensor Morphology on Vergence.-
Adapting Preshaped Grasping Movements Using Vision Descriptors.- Multimodal
Predictive Control in Crickets.- Tactile Discrimination Using Template
Classifiers: Towards a Model of Feature Extraction in Mammalian Vibrissal
Systems.- A Supramodal Vibrissa Tactile and Auditory Model for Texture
Recognition.- Learning to Look in Different Environments: An Active-Vision
Model Which Learns and Readapts Visual Routines.- Estimating Relative
Positions of Multiple Objects in the Weakly Electric Fish.- From Force
Control and Sensory-Motor Informations to Mass Discrimination.- The Approach
Behaviour of the Hawkmoth Manduca sexta toward Multi-modal Stimuli: A
Simulation Model.- The Indiana Experiment: Investigating the Role of
Anticipation and Attention in a DynamicEnvironment.- Attentional Mechanisms
for Lateral Line Sensing through Spectral Analysis.- BeeIP: Bee-Inspired
Protocol for Routing in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks.- Action Selection and
Behavioural Sequences.- Simulating Human Table Tennis with a Biomimetic Robot
Setup.- Attentional Modulation of Mutually Dependent Behaviors.- An Empirical
Evidence of Braitenberg Vehicle 2b Behaving as a Billiard Ball.-
Insectomorphic Robot Maneuvering on a Movable Ball.- A Study of Adaptive
Locomotive Behaviors of a Biped Robot: Patterns Generation and
Classification.- Navigation and Internal World Models.- Predicting
Affordances from Gist.- Analyzing Interactions between Cue-Guided and
Place-Based Navigation with a Computational Model of Action Selection:
Influence of Sensory Cues and Training.- A Cortical Column Model for
Multiscale Spatial Planning.- Why and How Hippocampal Transition Cells Can Be
Used in Reinforcement Learning.- The Complementary Roles of Allostatic and
Contextual Control Systems in Foraging Tasks.- Path Integration Working
Memory for Multi Tasks Dead Reckoning and Visual Navigation.- Minimal Model
of Strategy Switching in the Plus-Maze Navigation Task.- Learning and
Adaptation.- Distributed Online Learning of Central Pattern Generators in
Modular Robots.- Learning New Motion Primitives in the Mirror Neuron System:
A Self-organising Computational Model.- A Computational Model of Integration
between Reinforcement Learning and Task Monitoring in the Prefrontal Cortex.-
Internal Models in the Cerebellum: A Coupling Scheme for Online and Offline
Learning in Procedural Tasks.- eMOSAIC Model for Humanoid Robot Control.-
Noisy-or Nodes for Conditioning Models.- Adaptation of Coupled Sensorimotor
Mappings: An Investigation towards Developmental Learning of Humanoids.-
LearningInverse Kinematics for Pose-Constraint Bi-manual Movements.- TeXDYNA:
Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning in Factored MDPs.- Learning
Robot-Environment Interaction Using Echo State Networks.- A Novel Information
Measure for Predictive Learning in a Social System Setting.- Evolution.-
Co-development of Linguistic and Behavioural Skills: Compositional Semantics
and Behaviour Generalisation.- Indirectly Encoding Neural Plasticity as a
Pattern of Local Rules.- Fractal Gene Regulatory Networks for Robust
Locomotion Control of Modular Robots.- The Dependence of Braking Strategies
on Optical Variables in an Evolved Model of Visually-Guided Braking.-
Self-organizing Robot Teams Using Asynchronous Situated Co-evolution.-
Emergence of an Internal Model in Evolving Robots Subjected to Sensory
Deprivation.- Emergent Distribution of Computational Workload in the
Evolution of an Undulatory Animat.- Multi-objective Evolutionary Algorithms
to Investigate Neurocomputational Issues: The Case Study of Basal Ganglia
Models.- Collective and Social.- Cooperative Stigmergic Navigation in a
Heterogeneous Robotic Swarm.- How to Pick the Right One: Investigating
Tradeoffs among Female Mate Choice Strategies in Treefrogs.- Autonomous
Development of Social Referencing Skills.- A Model of Symmetry Breaking in
Collective Decision-Making.- Simulation of How Neuromodulation Influences
Cooperative Behavior.