
scienceMar 25, 202518:56pending
Swarm Intelligence: Emergence from Simple Rules
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Explore how simple local interactions—like birds in a flock or ants routing trails—give rise to complex, coordinated behavior, and how these principles power AI and robotics. We’ll unpack classic models such as Boids and the Vicsek model, dive into bio-inspired metaheuristics like ACO, PSO, and ABC, and survey real-world applications in swarm robotics, optimization, and forecasting.
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