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    The Python Papers Source Codes Volume 4 Editorial

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    Ragaraja 1.0: The Genome Interpreter of Digital Organism Simulation Environment (DOSE)

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    This manuscript documents the implementation of Ragaraja interpreter version 1.0, the 3-character genetic code interpreter in Digital Organisms Simulation Environment (DOSE). These codes are licensed under Python Software Foundation License version 2

    The Python Papers Source Codes Volume 5 Front Matter

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    Re-creating the Philosopher’s Mind: Artificial Life from Artificial Intelligence

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    The ultimate goal of artificial intelligence (AI) research is to create a system with human level intelligence. Many researchers conceded that human-like interaction in a social context to be critical for human-like intelligence to emerge. Artificial life (AL) is a branch of AI to simulate the process of evolution and interaction in natural world using multi-agent systems. This suggests that AL may be a channel towards human level intelligence

    Of (Biological) Models and Simulations

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    Frontmatter volume 6 issue 3

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    Editorial (Volume 6, Issue 3)

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    The Python Papers Volume 7 Editorial

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    NotaLogger: Notarization Code Generator and Logging Service

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    The act of affixing a signature and date to a document, known as notarization, is often used as evidence for sighting or bearing witness to any documents in question. Notarization and dating are required to render documents admissible in the court of law. However, the weakest link in the process of notarization is the notary; that is, the person dating and affixing his/her signature. A number of legal cases had shown instances of false dating and falsification of signatures. In this study, NotaLogger is proposed, which can be used to generate a notarization code to be appended to the document to be notarized. During notarization code generation, the user can include relevant information to identify the document to be notarized and the date and time of code generation will be logged into the system. Generated and used notarization code can be verified by searching in NotaLogger, and such search will result in date time stamping by a Network Time Protocol server. As a result, NotaLogger can be used as an independent witness to any notarizations. NotaLogger can be accessed at http://mauricelab.pythonanywhere.com/notalogger/
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