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A '''multistate rule''' is, broadly speaking, any [[cellular automaton]] in which cells can exist in more than two states. | |||
==Types of multistate rules== | |||
Various kinds of multistate rules have been proposed or investigated, among them: | |||
* [[BSFKL]] and BSFK rules. | |||
* [[Colourised Life]], including [[Immigration]], [[Quadlife]] and [[Niemiec's Life]]. | |||
* [[Generations]] rules. | |||
* [[Larger than Life]] rules. | |||
* [[Polystate Life]] rules. | |||
* Reverse Generations ("snoitareneG") rules. | |||
[[Category:Cellular automata]] | |||
[[Category:Life-like cellular automata]] | |||
Revision as of 11:57, 15 September 2017
A multistate rule is, broadly speaking, any cellular automaton in which cells can exist in more than two states.
Types of multistate rules
Various kinds of multistate rules have been proposed or investigated, among them:
- BSFKL and BSFK rules.
- Colourised Life, including Immigration, Quadlife and Niemiec's Life.
- Generations rules.
- Larger than Life rules.
- Polystate Life rules.
- Reverse Generations ("snoitareneG") rules.