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Growing Neural Cellular Automata
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Training an end-to-end differentiable, self-organising cellular automata model of morphogenesis, able to both grow and regenerate specific patterns.
Growing Neural Cellular Automata Distill Growing Neural Cellular Automata Differentiable Model of Morphogenesis Click or tap the image to erase the part of the pattern and see it regenerate. Double clicking places a new seed cell on the grid. Speed: Step ( step/s) Model type: Growing Persistent Regenerating Rotation [experiment 4] Growing models were trained to generate patterns, but don't know how to persist them. Some patterns explode, some decay, but some happen to be almost stable or even regenerate parts! [experiment 1] Persistent models are trained to make the pattern stay for a prolonge
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