i love this one.. really interesting technique... what are your experiences with using a much bigger variety of functions,values and inputs it can use(such as creature height, speed, angle to orign, etc)? does this improve evolution speed or is it bad for finding good solutions?
I'm not really sure if combining multiple measures makes any difference at all. I would wager that the main influence is just the difficulty of the individual measures (if jumping were harder than traveling, say) and not the fact that they're combined.
i love this one.. really interesting technique... what are your experiences with using a much bigger variety of functions,values and inputs it can use(such as creature height, speed, angle to orign, etc)? does this improve evolution speed or is it bad for finding good solutions?
ecreif 2 years ago
I'm not really sure if combining multiple measures makes any difference at all. I would wager that the main influence is just the difficulty of the individual measures (if jumping were harder than traveling, say) and not the fact that they're combined.
kjlg74 2 years ago
Now, that's one fascinating bugger :)
AtlasRedux 3 years ago
I would like to see, when water has been fixed, how well this creature would do.
I suspect it would do better than most land creatures in water.
TheReasonWhyGuy 3 years ago
The feet look like they'd make good flippers.
kjlg74 3 years ago
This one is really cool.
inthefade 3 years ago
I like this creature. Kinda move gracefully.
Thanks for the twist ending... you still got me on this one.
newcoleco 3 years ago
I'm really pleased with this one too. I like the way it starts upside-down and flips itself over.
kjlg74 3 years ago