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ORCIDWEAH 2007: Honolulu, HI, USA
- 2007 IEEE Workshop on Evolvable and Adaptive Hardware, WEAH 2007, Honolulu, HI, USA, April 1-5, 2007. IEEE 2007, ISBN 1-4244-0699-4
- Andrew J. Greensted, Andy M. Tyrrell:
RISA: A Hardware Platform for Evolutionary Design. 1-7 - Gianluca Tempesti, Fabien Vannel
, Pierre-André Mudry, Daniel Mange:
A novel platform for complex bio-inspired architectures. 8-14 - Garrison W. Greenwood:
Fault Recovery Using Evolvable Fuzzy Systems. 21-26 - Harald Widiger, Andreas Tockhorn, Ralf Salomon, Dirk Timmermann:
Accelerating the Evolution of Evolvable Hardware-based Packet Classifiers. 27-34 - Maynard Falconer, Kiran Kamisetty, Adam Norman, Konika Ganguly, Kristina Morgan, Garrison W. Greenwood:
Using Evolutionary Algorithms for Signal Integrity Checks of High-Speed Data Buses. 35-39 - Andy M. Tyrrell, Jon Timmis, Andrew J. Greensted, Nick D. L. Owens:
Evolvable Hardware, a Fundamental Technology for Homeostasis. 40-45 - Varun Aggarwal, Karl Berggren, Una-May O'Reilly:
On the "Evolvable Hardware" Approach to Electronic Design Invention. 46-54 - John C. Gallagher:
On Learning to Trust the Unexpected: Toward a Systematic Apologetic for Evolvable Hardware. 55-60 - Stefano Bonissone, Raj Subbu:
Evolutionary Multiobjective Optimization on a Chip. 61-66 - Haibin Duan, Xiufen Yu:
Progresses and Challenges of Ant Colony Optimization-Based Evolvable Hardware. 67-71 - James Hereford:
Swarm applications: a potential future application for evolvable hardware. 72-78
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