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This study introduces an Adaptive Fast Cellular Automata Orthogonal-Least-Square (Adaptive-FCA-OLS) algorithm for accurate cellular automata (CA) identification. The new method efficiently detects neighborhoods, improving robustness and reducing computational complexity.

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Area of Science:

Complex Systems
Computational Science
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Cellular Automata (CA) identification requires accurate neighborhood detection before parameter estimation.
Existing methods using neighbor removal can lead to ill-conditioning and overfitting, especially with large initial neighborhoods.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel Adaptive Fast Cellular Automata Orthogonal-Least-Square (Adaptive-FCA-OLS) algorithm.
To enhance neighborhood detection accuracy and reduce computational demands in CA identification.

Main Methods:

Introduction of a new criterion and three novel techniques for adaptive neighborhood searching.
Development of the Adaptive-FCA-OLS algorithm to avoid preset tolerance in neighborhood detection.

Main Results:

The Adaptive-FCA-OLS algorithm adaptively searches for the correct neighborhood.
Demonstrated reduction in computational complexity and memory usage.
Improved robustness to noise and varying initial neighborhood sizes compared to existing methods.

Conclusions:

The Adaptive-FCA-OLS algorithm offers a more robust and efficient approach to identifying binary CA.
This method addresses limitations of traditional neighbor removal techniques in CA modeling.