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[WSC19] 3D Cellular Automata

Posted 6 years ago
POSTED BY: Adrienne Lai
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POSTED BY: EDITORIAL BOARD

Awesome work. Are the "building blocks" for the Cellular Automata used in your work cubes? Did you try running Cellular Automata on other polyhedron shapes like a hexagonal prism? I attended the Wolfram Summer School this year and my work was also based on 3D Cellular Automata. I would like to learn more from you. Please give me feedback regarding my community post: https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2027803?p_p_auth=lh4Vo4aw

POSTED BY: Radhika Prasad
Posted 5 years ago

When I worked on this project at the Wolfram High School Summer Camp, all of the 3D shapes created by Cellular Automata rules had only one cell "alive" in its starting iteration, so the possible classifications for the shapes were Sphere, Cube, Less Interesting Irregular, and Interesting Irregular. Since then, I have generated shapes with multiple cells "alive" in the beginning, which creates rectangular prisms, but the Classifier function including these shapes is not as accurate as I would like it to be which is why I have not added these results to the community post yet. My project mainly uses the Wolfram CellularAutomaton function, which uses only cube cells, so I have not used hexagonal prisms.

POSTED BY: Adrienne Lai

Great job! Adrienne, your project has lots of interesting visualizations that are suitable for Wolfram Demonstration Project. What do you think about submitting some of your outputs there?

POSTED BY: Mohammad Bahrami
Posted 6 years ago

Thank you for the suggestion, Mads! I will definitely submit some of my outputs to the Wolfram Demonstration Project!!

POSTED BY: Adrienne Lai

Awesome job Adrienne!

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