Abstract: A method system, and apparatus for virtual modeling of biological tissue yields virtual multicellular individuals that exhibit adaptive emergent functionality in response to environmental stimuli. Virtual environmental parameters and cells with genomes are generated, and modified by genetic operations. Cells are developed into generations of multicellular individuals, which are evaluated and selected via evolutionary search according to fitness criteria, and individuals exhibiting adaptive emergent functionality, such as self-repair, are developed and identified.

Abstract: A system and method which allow genetic algorithms to more accurately parallel a biological genetic paradigm by employing synthetic genes. Genotypical synthetic chromosomes are recursively expanded to produce a population of phenotypical state models, bit strings or other forms of encoding that suitably represent a particular problem set. Sexual-like recombination takes place at the synthetic chromosome level, using synthetic genes, whereas fitness evaluation and selection take place at the level of the fully developed, i.e. expanded, and encoded structure. Additionally, a system and method are also taught for encoding complex data structures into synthetic genes as well as a system and method for non-replicative information data set encryption utilizing synthetic genes wherein information extraneous to the data set, such as encryption keys, may be embedded within the synthetic gene structure.

Abstract: A method for encoding the complete volumetric information of a virtual object and for retrieval of the same, using synthetic genes. The method efficiently describes the internal volumetric detail of a virtual object by encoding the object's outermost surface into a synthetic gene sequence. A set of rules is defined, by which a given synthetic gene sequence is expanded so as to produce an exact replica of a virtual object's outermost surface.

Abstract: A system and method which allow genetic algorithms to more accurately parallel a biological genetic paradigm by employing synthetic genes. Genotypical synthetic chromosomes are recursively expanded to produce a population of phenotypical state models, bit strings or other forms of encoding that suitably represent a particular problem set. Sexual-like recombination takes place at the synthetic chromosome level, using synthetic genes, whereas fitness evaluation and selection take place at the level of the fully developed, i.e. expanded, and encoded structure. Additionally, a system and method are also taught for encoding complex data structures into synthetic genes as well as a system and method for non-replicative information data set encryption utilizing synthetic genes wherein information extraneous to the data set, such as encryption keys, may be embedded within the synthetic gene structure.

Abstract: A system and method which allow genetic algorithms to more accurately parallel a biological genetic paradigm by employing synthetic genes. Genotypical synthetic chromosomes are recursively expanded to produce a population of phenotypical state models, bit strings or other forms of encoding that suitably represent a particular problem set. Sexual-like recombination takes place at the synthetic chromosome level, using synthetic genes, whereas fitness evaluation and selection take place at the level of the fully developed, i.e. expanded, and encoded structure. Additionally, a system and method are also taught for encoding complex data structures into synthetic genes as well as a system and method for non-replicative information data set encryption utilizing synthetic genes wherein information extraneous to the data set, such as encryption keys, may be embedded within the synthetic gene structure.

Abstract: A method for encoding the complete volumetric information of a virtual object and for retrieval of the same, using synthetic genes. The method efficiently describes the internal volumetric detail of a virtual object by encoding the object's outermost surface into a synthetic gene sequence. A set of rules is defined, by which a given synthetic gene sequence is expanded so as to produce an exact replica of a virtual object's outermost surface.

Abstract: A system and method are taught for transforming complex data sets into compact, rule-based data structures comprised of synthetic gene-like sequences, and the lossless retrieval of such encoded information. Also taught are a system and method for non-replicative information data set encryption utilizing rule-based, synthetic gene sequences wherein information extraneous to the data set, such as encryption keys, may be embedded within the synthetic gene sequence, providing the lossless retrieval of the original, unencrypted information.

Abstract: A battery-powered, hand-held calculator employs MOS/LSI calculator circuits to perform arithmetic and financial calculations. Data and commands are input to the calculator from a keyboard having a prefix key to double the functions of selected keys. A 15-digit, seven-segment light emitting diode (LED) display serves as the output for the calculator.

Abstract: A battery-powered, hand-held, calculator employs MOS/LSI calculator circuits to perform arithmetic and financial calculations. Data and commands are input to the calculator from a keyboard having shift key to double the functions of selected keys. A 15-digit, seven-segment light emitting diode (LED) display serves as the output for the calculator. The calculator circuits include a read-only memory circuit in which the algorithms for performing the arithmetic and financial calculations are stored; a control and timing circuit for scanning the keyboard, retaining status information about the condition of the calculator or of an algorithm, and generating the next read-only memory address; and an arithmetic and register circuit containing an adder, a group of working registers, a group of data storage registers forming a stack for roll down operation, and a constant storage register. These circuits are interconnected by a multiple line buss system.