Sean, It's great to see a new release of MASON. Do you have an on-line pointer to a summary of the new features in version 11? (I couldn't find anything perusing the /projects/mason location). BTW, I may have forgotten to point you to our paper last fall that references your recent MASON work: Detecting Coordinated Attacks in Tactical Wireless Networks using Cooperative Signature-based Detectors. 2005. Mike Little, Calvin Ko. IEEE MILCOM 2005. -Mike Sean Luke wrote: > The George Mason University Evolutionary Computation Laboratory and > Center for Social Complexity announce a new release of the ECJ > evolutionary computation library and MASON multiagent simulation > toolkit. Both systems have seen major improvements and revisions since > the last release approximately eight months ago. The two systems are > also being re-licensed under the Academic Free License version 3.0. > > ECJ is being released in two versions: a backward-compatable version > (14) and a non-backward-compatible version (15) with significant > framework revisions. The dual release will (hopefully) give people > some extra time to convert to the new version. ECJ 14/15 also has > numerous bug-fixes, speed improvements, and a new package (spatial > embedding). > > ECJ can be found here: > http://cs.gmu.edu/~eclab/projects/ecj/ > > ECJ CVS access is also available at SourceForge, but sourceforge.net > has experienced a major hardware failure this past week and CVS access > is not expected for several days at the earliest. > > > MASON 11 is a major revision of our multiagent simulator. It sports a > new charting and tracking facility, several new problem domains, and a > very large number of bug fixes and improvements. > > MASON can be found here: > http://cs.gmu.edu/~eclab/projects/mason/ > > Sean Luke >