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Behaviourism in Studying Swarms: Logical Models of Sensing and Motoring

Part of the Emergence, Complexity and Computation Book Series (volume 33)

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-91542-5

ISBN: 978-3-319-91541-8

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

May 26, 2018

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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Introduction

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 1 –26

[The notion of swarm intelligenceSwarm intelligence was first introduced in to denote the collective behaviour of decentralized and self-organized systems. Now, this notion is used in robotics to design a population of robots interacting locally among themselves and reacting locally to their...
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Actin Filament Networks

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 27 –71

[The plasmodium of Physarum polycephalumPhysarum polycephalum is very sensitive to its environment and reacts to stimuli by its appropriate motions. The sensitive stage as well as the motor stage of these reactions are explained by hydrodynamic processes, based on fluid dynamics, with...
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Unconventional Computers Designed on Swarm Behaviours

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 73 –126

[From the previous chapter we know that the opportunity of implementing decidable arithmetic functions on the amoeboid motions means that we can design an unconventional computer using amoeboid organisms. In this chapter, I am going to propose a kind of this computer designed on Physarum...
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Conventional and Unconventional Automata on Swarm Behaviours

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 127 –163

[In this chapter, I try to formulate swarms as labelled transition systems with the same set of labels (events or actions): direction, splitting, fusion, repelling. Then I show that these labelled transition systems can implement Kolmogorov-Uspensky machines, but with a low accuracy because of...
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Non-Archimedean Valued Fuzzy and Probability Logics

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 165 –208

[In this chapter, I concern some basic logical aspects of non-Archimedean valued probabilities and non-Archimedean valued fuzziness involved in simulating swarm behaviours. So, this chapter contains general results concerning non-Archimedean probabilities and fuzziness, i.e. logical values which...
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Individual-Collective Duality in Swarm Behaviours

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 209 –241

[The main assumption of behaviourism is that any animal behaviour can be controlled by attractants and repellents. It is quite true just for bacteria, but evidently it is untrue for swarms. The matter is that any swarm with a coordination of its members can behave according to an...
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Syllogistic Systems of Swarm Propagation

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 243 –282

[In the p-adic valued universe of stimuli for controlling the swarm behaviour (including swarm sensing and motoring), we can define syllogistic propositions with two quantifiers: ‘all neighbours of an attractant/repellent’ and ‘some neighbours of an attractant/repellent’. In this chapter, I...
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Context-Based Games of Swarms

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 283 –312

[The behaviour of Schistosomatidae cannot realize the lateral inhibition. As a consequence, it cannot realize different pictures of reality depending on a context. The point is that the parasites try to be propagated in all possible directions, no matter what conditions are at the moment....
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Logics for Preference Relations in Swarm Behaviours

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 313 –348

[Each action of swarm can have many possible modifications. It means that preference relations of swarm are being modified, too. As far as we know, there are at least the following two ways of modifications in sensing and motoring: (i) the lateral inhibition with increasing the proto-symbolic...
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Non-Archimedean Probabilities and Reflexive Games

Schumann, Andrew

Pages: 349 –378

[Any swarm can change its preference relations in accordance with some conditions outside and inside the intercommunication of swarm members. These conditions can make the same stimuli more or less proto-symbolic (that is, laterally inhibited or laterally activated, respectively). So, some...

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