On the Evolvability of Different Computational Architectures using a Common Developmental Genome

Artificial organisms comprise a method that enables the construction of complex systems with structural and/or computational properties. In this work we investigate whether a common developmental genome can favor the evolvability of different computational architectures. This is rather interesting, especially when limited computational resources is the case. The commonly evolved genome showed ability to boost the evolvability of the different computational architectures requiring fewer resources and in some cases, finding better solutions.