Chapter 4 . Applications of Evolutionary Computation
69
Holland JH (1973) Genetic Algorithms and the Optimal Allocations of Trials. SIAM 1.
Comp 2(2): 88-105
Hraber P, Milne B (1997) Community Assembly in a model Ecosystem. Ecological
Modelling 103: 267-285
Jeffers J (1999) Genetic Algorithms I. Machine Learning Methods for Ecological
Applications. A. Fielding, Kluwer Academic Publishers: 107-121
Jorgensen SE (1992) Development of models able to account for changes in species
composition. Ecological Modelling 62: 195-208
Jorgensen SE (1992) Exergy and ecology. Ecological Modelling 63: 185-214.
Jorgensen SE, Nielsen S (1995) Emergy, envirton, exergy and ecological modelling.
Ecological Modelling 77: 99-109
Judson OP (1994) The rise of the individual-based model in ecology. Trends in Ecology
and Evolution 9: 9-14
Kaufmann SA, Johnson S (1992) Coevolution to the edge of chaos: coupled fitness
landscapes, poised states and coevolutionary avalanches. Artificial Life 11. C. G.
Langton, C. Taylor, J. D. Farmer and S. Rasmussen, Reading, MA:Addison-Wesley:
325-370
Koza JR, Rice JP (1992) Evolution of food foraging strategies for the Caribbean anolis
lizard using Genetic Prograrnming. Adaptive Behavior 1(2): 47-74
Koza JR (1992) Genetic Prograrnming:On the Prograrnming of Computers by means of
Natural Selection, Cambridge, Mass.:MIT Press
Koza JR (1994) Evolution of emergent cooperative behavior using genetic prograrnming.
Computing with Biological Metaphors. R. Paton. London, UK, Chapman & Hall: 280297
Lees B, Ritman K (1991) Decision-tree and rule-induction approach to integration of
remotely sensed and GIS data in mapping vegetation in disturbed or hilly
environments. Environmental Management 15(6): 823-831
Levins R, Culver D (1971) Regional coexistence of species and competition between rare
species. Bulletin of the Entomological Society of America 15: 237-240
Lotka AJ (1927) Fluctuations in the abundance of species considered mathematically (with
comment by V. Volterra). Nature 119: 12-13
McCauley DE (1995) Effects of population dynarnics on genetics in mosaic landscapes.
Mosaic Landscapes and Ecological Processes. L. Hansson, L.Fahrig and G. Merriam.
London, Chapman and Hall: 178-198
McKay RI, Pearson RA (1997) Learning Spatial Relationships: Some Approaches.
GeoComputation '97, University ofOtago, Dunedin, New Zealand
Motro U (1991) Co-operation and defection: playing the field and the ESS. J. Theor. Biol.
151: 145-154
O'Callaghan J, Conrad M (1992) Symbiotic interactions in the EVOLVE III ecosystem
model. Biosystems 26: 199-209
Potter MA, De Jong K (1994) A Cooperative Coevolutionary Approach to Function
Optimization. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 866: 249-258
Ray TS (1992) An apporach to the synthesis of life. Artificial Life 11, Reading, MA,
Addison Wesley
69
Holland JH (1973) Genetic Algorithms and the Optimal Allocations of Trials. SIAM 1.
Comp 2(2): 88-105
Hraber P, Milne B (1997) Community Assembly in a model Ecosystem. Ecological
Modelling 103: 267-285
Jeffers J (1999) Genetic Algorithms I. Machine Learning Methods for Ecological
Applications. A. Fielding, Kluwer Academic Publishers: 107-121
Jorgensen SE (1992) Development of models able to account for changes in species
composition. Ecological Modelling 62: 195-208
Jorgensen SE (1992) Exergy and ecology. Ecological Modelling 63: 185-214.
Jorgensen SE, Nielsen S (1995) Emergy, envirton, exergy and ecological modelling.
Ecological Modelling 77: 99-109
Judson OP (1994) The rise of the individual-based model in ecology. Trends in Ecology
and Evolution 9: 9-14
Kaufmann SA, Johnson S (1992) Coevolution to the edge of chaos: coupled fitness
landscapes, poised states and coevolutionary avalanches. Artificial Life 11. C. G.
Langton, C. Taylor, J. D. Farmer and S. Rasmussen, Reading, MA:Addison-Wesley:
325-370
Koza JR, Rice JP (1992) Evolution of food foraging strategies for the Caribbean anolis
lizard using Genetic Prograrnming. Adaptive Behavior 1(2): 47-74
Koza JR (1992) Genetic Prograrnming:On the Prograrnming of Computers by means of
Natural Selection, Cambridge, Mass.:MIT Press
Koza JR (1994) Evolution of emergent cooperative behavior using genetic prograrnming.
Computing with Biological Metaphors. R. Paton. London, UK, Chapman & Hall: 280297
Lees B, Ritman K (1991) Decision-tree and rule-induction approach to integration of
remotely sensed and GIS data in mapping vegetation in disturbed or hilly
environments. Environmental Management 15(6): 823-831
Levins R, Culver D (1971) Regional coexistence of species and competition between rare
species. Bulletin of the Entomological Society of America 15: 237-240
Lotka AJ (1927) Fluctuations in the abundance of species considered mathematically (with
comment by V. Volterra). Nature 119: 12-13
McCauley DE (1995) Effects of population dynarnics on genetics in mosaic landscapes.
Mosaic Landscapes and Ecological Processes. L. Hansson, L.Fahrig and G. Merriam.
London, Chapman and Hall: 178-198
McKay RI, Pearson RA (1997) Learning Spatial Relationships: Some Approaches.
GeoComputation '97, University ofOtago, Dunedin, New Zealand
Motro U (1991) Co-operation and defection: playing the field and the ESS. J. Theor. Biol.
151: 145-154
O'Callaghan J, Conrad M (1992) Symbiotic interactions in the EVOLVE III ecosystem
model. Biosystems 26: 199-209
Potter MA, De Jong K (1994) A Cooperative Coevolutionary Approach to Function
Optimization. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 866: 249-258
Ray TS (1992) An apporach to the synthesis of life. Artificial Life 11, Reading, MA,
Addison Wesley