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Multi-objective Optimization of Multi-level Models for Controlling Animal Collective Behavior with Robots
Group-living animals often exhibit complex collective behaviors that emerge through the non-linear dynamics of social interactions between individuals. Previous studies have shown that it is possible to influe...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Automated Calibration of a Biomimetic Space-Dependent Model for Zebrafish and Robot Collective Behaviour in a Structured Environment
Bio-hybrid systems made of robots and animals can be useful tools both for biology and robotics. To socially integrate robots into animal groups the robots should behave in a biomimetic manner with close loop ...