Developmental robotics is also known as epigenetic robotics. We propose in this paper that
there is one substantial difference between developmental robotics and epigenetic robotics …

List of References on Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization Page 1 List of References on
Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization Carlos A. Coello Coello ccoello@cs.cinvestav.mx …

It has been proposed that degeneracy plays a fundamental role in biological evolution by
facilitating robustness and adaptation within heterogeneous and time-variant environments …

This article introduces new principles for improving upon the design and implementation of
agile manufacturing and assembly systems. It focuses particularly on challenges that arise …

The notion of evolvability has been put forward to describe the" core mechanism" of natural
and artificial evolution. Recently, studies have revealed the influence of the environment …

Biological genomes have evolved over a period of millions of years and comprise thousands
of genes, even for the simplest organisms. However, in nature, only 1-2% of the genes play …

Evolvability refers to the organisms ability to create heritable new phenotypes that potentially
facilitate the organism's survival and reproduction. In this paper, a general evolvability …

This paper investigates the influence of redundancy on the evolutionary performance of a
gene regulatory network governing a cellular growth process. Redundancy is believed to …

A successful design optimization crucially depends on the underlying representation, which
has to adapt to a variety of demands and changing boundary conditions. Complex system …

The performance of design optimizations which target the improvement of certain physical
aspects of real world objects like eg in the automotive or aeronautical domain depends on …