[Solomonov Seminar] 89. Solomonov seminar
Marko Grobelnik
marko.grobelnik@ijs.si
Mon, 16 Sep 2002 17:57:40 +0200
Vabim vas na 89. Solomonov seminar, ki bo v torek,
17. septembra 2002 ob 13. uri v Veliki predavalnici IJS
(1. nadstropje glavne zgradbe IJS). Posnetki in materiali
preteklih seminarjev so dostopni na http://solomon.ijs.si/.
(se opravicujem za pozno obvestilo - prislo je do tehnicne tezave).
Tokrat bomo slisali pregledno predavanje o multi-agentnih
sistemih, ki ga bo predstavil gost nasega odseka
Mark Bartlett iz Univerze v Yorku (UK).
Predvideni naslednji seminarji:
torek 24.9.: Tomaz Erjavec (IJS): Priprava in uporaba vzporednih korpusov
cetrtek 3.10.: Tomaz Vincek (IBM): Grid tehnologija
torek 8. 10.: Franc Trdic: Orodje za strojni vid Neuro Inspector
torek 15.10.: celodnevna konferenca na IJS na temo data-mininga
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Mark Bartlett (University of York):
Simulating the Evolution of Language using Multi-Agent Systems
While we have a good understanding of how life evolves,
we have little idea of how evolution occurs in cultural systems.
Of particular interest in this area is the development of language.
As spoken words leave no physical remains, we are unable to
find historical evidence of this development. Therefore an
alternative approach is needed. The approach many have
taken is simulation. By conducting simulations, we can test
hypotheses of different models of the evolution of communication,
comparing simulated results with those we see in language today.
Multi-agent systems lend themselves naturally to this approach
with each entity in the simulation being modelled as a different
agent. This ensures the 'mind' of each entity can be kept private
from all others and data can only be transferred amongst entities
by language acts.
I will present an overview of the most important approaches and
results in this field followed by an outline of the research that I am
currently engaged in, which seeks to address the act of communication
in an artificial-life environment within an altruistic framework..