1. Match the research with the work associated with them.
| 1. | John Holland | a. | Synthetic Psychology |
| 2. | Rodney Brooks | b. | Prisoner's Dilemma |
| 3. | Robert Axelrod | c. | Intelligence is (at least partly) in the eye of the beholder |
| 4. | Valentino Braitenberg | d. | Intelligence without Representation |
| 5. | Douglas Blank | e. | Schema Theory |
2. Compare and contrast Subsumption Architecture with a GA-evolved controller.
3. Describe "the law of uphill analysis and downhill invention". What does this mean to us, the robotics researchers?
4. __________________ and ____________________ and two operations that must be handled separately in the Schema Theorem.
5. How do GA's work?
6. Write a function to perform GA selection with doing any crossover.
7. Do you find Braitenberg's explaining away concepts such as "love" and "wanting" believable? Why of why not?