论文信息 - Adding Continuous Components to L-Systems

Adding Continuous Components to L-Systems

Constructions are shown for cellular developmental models with continuous parameters, such as concentration of nutrients or inhibitors, size and age of cells or compartments. It is proposed that we can make use of some of the L-system results for these continuous component models.

Aristid Lindenmayer | A. Lindenmayer

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