Collective motion and collective decision-making in animal groups : from scholling fish to swarming robots
Julia Múgica Gallart
Abstract:(English) Collective behavior in animals is ubiquitous in nature. It emerges from the self-organization of interacting individuals within a group. What makes collective behavior so interesting is that the behavior of the group as a whole cannot be predicted from the actions of its individual members alone. In recent decades, there has been a growing interest in understanding how collective behavior emerges from individual interactions. This research has revealed that self-organization in biological systems sha… Show more
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