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Anticipation: Breaking the Evolutionary Time Barrier Host Publication: Finds and Results from the Swedish Cyprus Expedition: A Gender Perspective at the Medelhavsmuseet Authors: R. Cottam, W. Ranson and R. Vounckx Publisher: IEEE Publication Year: 2007 ISBN: 1-4244-1340-0
Abstract: Evolutionary computation (EC) has developed over the past few decades to successfully address problems across a wide range of domains. Its capabilities make EC a prime candidate for the development of anticipatory computation, but its applicability is inhibited by reliance on the formal logic of closed systems. Living organisms have evolved from stimulatory-reaction to intelligent-anticipation as part of an open ecosystem, and such a relationship is prerequisite for the evolutionary development of anticipatory computation. Effective anticipation depends on the accurate correlation of historical multiscalar data, and ultimately it must be realized as a computer, rather than on a computer. This paper presents an early roadmap for the implementation of evolutionary anticipatory machines, through the critical concepts of ecosystemic rationality and hyperscale to the first construction of multiscalar simulators. External Link.
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