LEG CA
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The rule number of a Less-Equal-Greater Cellular Automata (LEG CA) determines how a cell's value changes in relationship to its immediate neighbors. The plot normalizes the values so they are displayed in the same gray range. The specific relationship between a cell and its neighbors is whether the center cell is less, equal, or greater than each of its two neighbors, making a total of nine conditions. Unlike a usual cellular automaton, the states can take arbitrary values, especially since the update rule involves addition.
Contributed by: Michael Schreiber (March 2011)
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Rule 5949 partitions random real initializations into subsequences which evolve by repetition of short cycles.
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Published: March 7 2011