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| What it is: |
I built the Coevisualizer framework to help design, experiment with, and visualize coevolutionary simulations. A few of these were published as part of my paper for the AAAI Fall Symposium 2005 in Washington D.C.: AAAI Technical Report FS-05-03 Coevolutionary and Coadaptive Systems (PDF). I've recently picked up development on this project again in order to simulate the effects of driving a coevolutionary process with the Teacher's Dilemma (publications forthcoming.)
In addition to the simulator itself, I've included a variety of coevolutionary algorithms, a variety of task domains (mostly numbers game variants), and a few representation choices for individuals in each domain. Also included are a number of particularly interesting sample runs (that can be re-run from the included configuration files.) No source code is provided at this time. If you download Coevisualizer, I suggest subscribing to the RSS feed (graphic at top) so you'll be notified about new releases. |
| Requirements: | * Java 1.4 or later |
| Download: |
Download Coevisualizer now version 2007.11.28 changelog |
| To Install: | tar xvfz Coevisualizer_2007.11.28_16.39.tgz |
| To Use: |
cd Coevisualizer/scripts ./run.sh |
| Screenshots (click to enlarge): |
simulation editor allows for choosing any legal combination of algorithm, domain, and representation
 views can be toggled independently  a sampling of available views  all graphs and plots can be exported as image files  Monitoring coevolutionary successes and failures  Log files are auto-generated and filed, including properties, PNG images of graphs, and relevant text files  |