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Modeling the effects of mass and age variation in wolves to explore the effects of heterogeneity in robot team composition
2011
2011 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics
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No two wolves are the same. Some of the variations between individuals such as variation in mass and age have major implications on their hunting abilities. The predatory success of a wolf pack has been found to depend on its composition of individuals along these dimensions. Building from a system for simulating wolf hunting behavior in earlier work [1], this paper explores the effects of heterogeneity among individuals in a team and the utility of these variations for the team as a whole. The
doi:10.1109/robio.2011.6181362
dblp:conf/robio/MaddenA11
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