Artificial Ant Colonies in Digital Image Habitats - A Mass Behaviour Effect Study on Pattern Recognition

by: V Ramos, F Almeida

(2000)

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Some recent studies have pointed that , the self-organization of neurons into brain-like structures, and the self-organization of ants into a swarm are similar in many respects. If possible to implement, these features could lead to important developments in pattern recognition systems, where perceptive capabilities can emerge and evolve from the interaction of many simple local rules. The principle of the method is inspired by the work of Chialvo and Millonas who developed the first numerical...

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TY - GEN ID - citeulike:407639 L3 - citeulike-article-id:407639 N2 - Some recent studies have pointed that , the self-organization of neurons into brain-like structures, and the self-organization of ants into a swarm are similar in many respects. If possible to implement, these features could lead to important developments in pattern recognition systems, where perceptive capabilities can emerge and evolve from the interaction of many simple local rules. The principle of the method is inspired by the work of Chialvo and Millonas who developed the first numerical... TI - Artificial Ant Colonies in Digital Image Habitats - A Mass Behaviour Effect Study on Pattern Recognition KW - adaptive_computation KW - ant_colony_systems KW - artificial_intelligence KW - artificial_life KW - collective_computing KW - collective_intelligence KW - collective_systems KW - complex_systems KW - distributed_computing KW - pattern_recognition KW - self-organization KW - stigmergy KW - swarm_intelligence KW - swarms AU - Ramos, V AU - Almeida, F PY - 2000/// UR - http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/ramos00artificial.html ER -

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