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| ■ページ数 |
8ページ |
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2018/05/01 |
| ■タイトル |
Emergence of Collective Escaping Strategies of Various Sized Teams of Empathic Caribou Agents in the Wolf-caribou Predator-prey Problem |
| ■タイトル(英語) |
Emergence of Collective Escaping Strategies of Various Sized Teams of Empathic Caribou Agents in the Wolf-caribou Predator-prey Problem |
| ■著者名 |
FangWei Huang (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Doshisha University), Madoka Takahara (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Doshisha University), Ivan Tanev (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Doshisha University), Katsunori Shi |
| ■著者名(英語) |
FangWei Huang (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Doshisha University), Madoka Takahara (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Doshisha University), Ivan Tanev (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Doshisha University), Katsunori Shi |
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会員 ¥550 一般 ¥770 |
| ■書籍種類 |
論文誌(論文単位) |
| ■グループ名 |
【C】電子・情報・システム部門 |
| ■本誌 |
電気学会論文誌C（電子・情報・システム部門誌） Vol.138 No.5 （2018） 特集：データの計測・解析と制御技術への応用
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| ■本誌掲載ページ |
619-626ページ |
| ■原稿種別 |
論文／英語 |
| ■電子版へのリンク |
https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/ieejeiss/138/5/138_619/_article/-char/ja/
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| ■キーワード |
collective behavior，empathic agents，genetic programming，Wolf-caribou，predators-prey pursuit problem，multi-agent systems |
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| ■要約(英語) |
We investigate an approach to apply Genetic Programming for the evolution of optimal escaping strategies of a team of caribou agents in the wolf-caribou predator prey problem (WCPPP) where the WCPPP is comprised of a team of caribou agents attempting to escape from a single yet superior (in terms of sensory abilities, raw speed, and maximum energy) wolf agent in a simulated two-dimensional infinite toroidal world. We empirically verify our hypothesis that the incorporation of empathy in caribou agents significantly improves both the evolution efficiency of the escaping behavior and the effectiveness of such a behavior. This finding may be viewed as a verification of the survival value of empathy and the resulting compassionate behavior of the escaping caribou agents. Moreover, considering the fact that a single caribou cannot escape from the superior wolf, the ability of a team of empathic caribou agents to escape may also be viewed as an illustration of the emergent nature of a successful escaping behavior - in that the team-level properties are more than the mere sum of the properties of the individual entities. Within this context, we also present empirical results that verify the complex (nonlinear) nature of the relationship between the size of team of caribou agents and the efficiency of their escaping behavior. |
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A4 |
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