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Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on the Swarm at the Edge of the Cloud, 2015
The Swarm concept builds on the belief of a vastly distributed platform of collaborating components potentially connecting trillions of sensory and actuating devices worldwide integrated into a single platform abstraction. To do so, interoperability and scalability are major challenges.
Laisa Caroline de Paula Costa +4 more
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The Swarm concept builds on the belief of a vastly distributed platform of collaborating components potentially connecting trillions of sensory and actuating devices worldwide integrated into a single platform abstraction. To do so, interoperability and scalability are major challenges.
Laisa Caroline de Paula Costa +4 more
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Artificial Life, 2009
We propose swarm chemistry, a new artificial chemistry framework that uses artificial swarm populations as chemical reactants. Reaction in swarm chemistry is not determined by predefined reaction rules as commonly assumed in typical artificial chemistry studies, but is spontaneously achieved by the emergence of a new spatiotemporal pattern of ...
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We propose swarm chemistry, a new artificial chemistry framework that uses artificial swarm populations as chemical reactants. Reaction in swarm chemistry is not determined by predefined reaction rules as commonly assumed in typical artificial chemistry studies, but is spontaneously achieved by the emergence of a new spatiotemporal pattern of ...
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2013 Art Gallery, 2013
Swarm Vision is an installation consisting of multiple pan-tilt-zoom cameras on rails positioned above spectators in an exhibition space. Each camera behaves autonomously based on programmed rules of computer vision.
George Legrady, Marco Pinter, Danny Bazo
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Swarm Vision is an installation consisting of multiple pan-tilt-zoom cameras on rails positioned above spectators in an exhibition space. Each camera behaves autonomously based on programmed rules of computer vision.
George Legrady, Marco Pinter, Danny Bazo
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Current Opinion in Microbiology, 1999
Swarming involves differentiation of vegetative cells into hyperflagellated swarm cells that undergo rapid and coordinated population migration across solid surfaces. Cell density, surface contact, and physiological signals all provide critical stimuli, and close cell alignment and the production of secreted migration factors facilitate mass ...
G M, Fraser, C, Hughes
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Swarming involves differentiation of vegetative cells into hyperflagellated swarm cells that undergo rapid and coordinated population migration across solid surfaces. Cell density, surface contact, and physiological signals all provide critical stimuli, and close cell alignment and the production of secreted migration factors facilitate mass ...
G M, Fraser, C, Hughes
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From Swarm Intelligence to Swarm Robotics
2005The term “swarm” has been applied to many systems (in biology, engineering, computation, etc.) as they have some of the qualities that the English-language term “swarm” denotes. With the growth of the various area of “swarm” research, the “swarm” terminology has become somewhat confusing.
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Thesis Eleven, 2011
Explaining the seizure of power by the National Socialist Party and the totalitarian workings of the Nazi regime in the Third Reich is still difficult not only with respect to the atrocities committed but also to understanding whether the German population and society had to be terrorized into complying with the regime or were part and parcel of it ...
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Explaining the seizure of power by the National Socialist Party and the totalitarian workings of the Nazi regime in the Third Reich is still difficult not only with respect to the atrocities committed but also to understanding whether the German population and society had to be terrorized into complying with the regime or were part and parcel of it ...
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Proceedings of the 2012 International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis, 2012
Swarm testing is a novel and inexpensive way to improve the diversity of test cases generated during random testing. Increased diversity leads to improved coverage and fault detection. In swarm testing, the usual practice of potentially including all features in every test case is abandoned. Rather, a large “swarm” of randomly generated configurations,
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Swarm testing is a novel and inexpensive way to improve the diversity of test cases generated during random testing. Increased diversity leads to improved coverage and fault detection. In swarm testing, the usual practice of potentially including all features in every test case is abandoned. Rather, a large “swarm” of randomly generated configurations,
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Communications of the ACM, 2013
Guided by collective intelligence, teams of small, simple robots could soon accomplish amazing feats.
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Guided by collective intelligence, teams of small, simple robots could soon accomplish amazing feats.
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Companion Publication of the 2019 Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing, 2019
Urban cycling is often a solitary pursuit, as many cities do not provide infrastructure to facilitate social cycling, such as protected bike lanes. Negotiating congested streets can be stressful, even under the best conditions. The challenges of obstacle avoidance are amplified at night, when reduced visibility increases the risk of collision. In order
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Urban cycling is often a solitary pursuit, as many cities do not provide infrastructure to facilitate social cycling, such as protected bike lanes. Negotiating congested streets can be stressful, even under the best conditions. The challenges of obstacle avoidance are amplified at night, when reduced visibility increases the risk of collision. In order
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2007
This paper describes a position for work in progress. We offer a definition of a "swarm" using the management concepts of promises and information rather than the programmed rules commonly used to mimick swarm behaviour. We look for a general and underlying meaning to swarms as a form of organization.
Mark Burgess, Siri Fagernes
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This paper describes a position for work in progress. We offer a definition of a "swarm" using the management concepts of promises and information rather than the programmed rules commonly used to mimick swarm behaviour. We look for a general and underlying meaning to swarms as a form of organization.
Mark Burgess, Siri Fagernes
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