论文信息 - Adaptable Lymphocytes for Artificial Immune Systems

Adaptable Lymphocytes for Artificial Immune Systems

The adaptable lymphocyte hypothesis is identified as a possible source of inspiration for artificial immune systems. Based on a number of qualitative investigations we identify some properties of a theoretical system (the tunable activation threshold model and excitability) that could be applicable in an engineering domain. An example is shown of how we could exploit these properties.

Jonathan Timmis | Paul S. Andrews | J. Timmis | P. Andrews

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