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Collective Behaviour: The Brotherhoods
1982Guilds of artisans, brotherhoods, and confraternities flowered in western Europe during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. To be sure, a corporate spirit was part of the European ethos itself, as had been shown by the presence of burial societies of early Christians in Rome.
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The Psychology of Collecting Behaviours
Hoarding Disorder (HD) is an extreme form of normal human accumulative behaviours, the furthest point on a continuum from casually acquiring items of interest/sentiment to possessing large quantities of ‘stuff’ which is hazardous to an individual’s health, way of life, and a potential environmental health concern to themselves and others.Mcinnes, Lynn +2 more
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Patterns of collective behaviour
1994Abstract In the dynamics in Chapter 4 the connector graph changed from one subgraph of a lattice to another: the graphs were embedded in a fixed graph, a lattice, which simplifies both the analysis and the algorithms considerably. It is clear, however, that this assumption — all σ’s embedded in a fixed graph — is highly restrictive.
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Collective Behaviour of People
2002There has been a recent boost in the application of ideas/methods/result of statistical physics to a wide range of phenomena ocurring outside of the realm of the non-living world. Examples include models developed for biological macrom-elecules, bacteria colonies and, among others, for the various group activities of people.
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Specialization with NeuroEvolution in a collective behaviour task
Proceedings of the 10th annual conference companion on Genetic and evolutionary computation, 2008In Nature, behavioral specialization is ubiquitous. Groups benefit from complementary and specialized behaviors in individuals, especially in tasks requiring collective behavior. We apply four multiagent NeuroEvolution approaches to such a task: Enforced SubPopulations [5], Parallel and Coevolutionary Enforced SubPopulations [16] and Collective ...
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Collective Behaviors of Active Matter Learning from Natural Taxes Across Scales
Advanced Materials, 2023Martin Pumera, Yilin Wu, Fengtong Ji
exaly
This chapter reviews some examples of simulation work to illustrate the collective behavior in active colloidal systems using established numerical methods. Thereby, it illustrates how to apply these methods. First, we consider interacting active Brownian particles and explore the properties of an active bath.
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Collective responsibility for climate change
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change, 2023Säde Hormio
exaly