The phenomenology of self-organization based on the four rules in Conway’s game “Life” and the phenomenology of biological life based on the four nucleotides has several parallels and unresolved issues. A cellular automaton operating on a two-dimensional plane is proposed as a basic object for joint consideration of these phenomena. In one case, its dynamics are set by local/global self-organization rules based on the initial configuration in an automaton of the “Life” type of game. In another case, it is a set of nucleotides in the DNA of a particular organism. The author considers images similar to cellular automata generated by the DNA of real organisms when constructing geometric patterns on a two-dimensional plane by changing the mapping scaling parameter. With increasing scaling parameters, individual clusters emerge for living organisms, which can be located symmetrically.

Genetic visual technologies and cellular automates

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