Name
Papers
Collaborators
DOMENICO PARISI
62
59
Citations 
PageRank 
Referers 
745
101.62
1073
Referees 
References 
392
285
Search Limit
1001000
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Robots That Have Free Will.00.342016
A single computational model for many learning phenomena00.342015
Different Genetic Algorithms and the Evolution of Specialization: A Study with Groups of Simulated Neural Robots20.382013
Selective attention enables action selection: evidence from evolutionary robotics experiments20.442013
Sociality, Sanctions, Damaging Behaviors: A Distributed Implementation of an Agent-Based Social Simulation Model.00.342013
Neminem laedere. An evolutionary agent-based model of the interplay between punishment and damaging behaviours10.372013
Studying the Impact of Language on the Mind by Constructing Robots that have Language.00.342012
Research Commentaries on Cangelosi's "Solutions and Open Challenges for the Symbol Grounding Problem"00.342011
Objects, spatial compatibility, and affordances: A connectionist study10.352011
Male and female robots10.362011
Robots that have emotions181.102010
A reinforcement learning model of reaching integrating kinematic and dynamic control in a simulated arm robot40.442010
A Bioinspired Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning Architecture for Modeling Learning of Multiple Skills with Continuous States and Actions.00.342010
Robots with language.30.402010
Language as a Cognitive Tool50.542009
Input from the external environment and input from within the body40.542009
Selective attention in artificial organisms.00.342008
The Autopoietic Nature of the "Inner World"00.342008
How Producer Biases Can Favor the Evolution of Communication: An Analysis of Evolutionary Dynamics60.552008
Modeling Orienting Behavior and Its Disorders with “Ecological” Neural Networks60.832007
Steps Towards Artificial Consciousness: A Robot's Knowledge of Its Own Body00.342007
Groups of Agents with a Leader.91.152007
Distributed Coordination of Simulated Robots Based on Self-Organization241.382006
Some adaptive advantages of the ability to make predictions00.342006
From Animals to Animats 9, 9th International Conference on Simulation of Adaptive Behavior, SAB 2006, Rome, Italy, September 25-29, 2006, Proceedings679.152006
Cultural Transmission Between and Within Generations.232.382006
How Can We Explain The Emergence Of A Language That Benefits The Hearer But Not The Speaker?90.672005
Action and hierarchical levels of categories: A connectionist perspective40.762005
Internal robotics201.682004
Ecological Neural Networks for Object Recognition and Generalization10.692004
Evolving Mobile Robots Able to Display Collective Behaviors907.782003
Artificial Organisms That Sleep61.052003
Increasing the Biological Inspiration of Neural Networks00.342002
The Role of Action in Object Categorization10.982002
Emergence of Orienting Behavior in Ecological Neural Networks10.692002
Multimodal control of reaching-simulating the role of tactile feedback30.432001
Living in Enclaves00.342001
Duplication of Modules Facilitates the Evolution of Functional Specialization332.022000
Simulating the Evolution of Artifacts10.631999
Exploiting the Power of Sensory-Motor Coordination50.701999
Detour Behaviour in Evolving Robots: Are Internal Representations Necessary?40.461998
Individual versus social survival strategies90.801998
The Emergence Of A 'Language' In An Evolving Population Of Neural Networks648.391998
A Neural Network Model of Caenorhabditis Elegans: The Circuit of Touch Sensitivity122.081997
Neural Networks in an Artificial Life Perspective40.581997
Learning to adapt to changing environments in evolving neural networks788.471996
Two is better than one: a diploid genotype for neural networks80.601996
Preadaptation in Populations of Neural Networks Evolving in a Changing Environment94.131995
An Artificial Life Model for Predicting the Tertiary Structure of Unknown Proteins that Emulates the Folding Process121.091995
Learning in the Active Mode30.891995
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