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Intelligent incremental classification using a dynamic grasshopper-enhanced neural network for data streams. [PDF]
Sci RepDarwish SM, El-Shoafy NA.
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Competitive swarm reinforcement learning improves stability and performance of deep reinforcement learning. [PDF]
Sci RepHuang X +5 more
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Burnout and Engagement Within Medical Education: A Repeated Measures Study on Their Evolution and Main Determinants. [PDF]
Perspect Med EducBoone A +10 more
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Correction: Multi-agent systems powered by large language models: applications in swarm intelligence. [PDF]
Front Artif IntellJimenez-Romero C, Yegenoglu A, Blum C.
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Protein swarm-based cause-effect analysis: effects of microRNAs on cooperation networks linking COVID-19 infections, atherosclerosis, and Alzheimer's disease. [PDF]
Front Cardiovasc MedFliri A, Sostek R, Kajiji S.
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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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2022
This chapter examines the growing colony of bees. It argues that one cannot stop a colony from growing once it's started—it will just keep on wanting to expand. The chapter describes that when a hive is full, the colony will split in two. The queen's pheromone, which usually gets passed around the hive, no longer spreads far enough; there are too many ...
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This chapter examines the growing colony of bees. It argues that one cannot stop a colony from growing once it's started—it will just keep on wanting to expand. The chapter describes that when a hive is full, the colony will split in two. The queen's pheromone, which usually gets passed around the hive, no longer spreads far enough; there are too many ...
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Multi-swarm Infrastructure for Swarm Versus Swarm Experimentation
2018This paper builds on previous Naval Postgraduate School success with large, autonomous swarms of fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to provide infrastructure for the simultaneous operation of multiple swarms. Developed in support of an event fostering swarm capability development through competition, the online referee, or Arbiter, monitors and ...
Duane T. Davis +3 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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