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by David J.T Sumpter Stephen C Pratt Published in Philosophical transactions. Biological sciences (27.03.2009)“...in which an animal's probability of exhibiting a behaviour is a sharply nonlinear function of the number of other individuals already performing this...”
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by David J.T. Sumpter Natalia Zabzina Stamatios C. Nicolis Published in Managerial and decision economics (01.07.2012)“...We review and extend theoretical and empirical studies of how groups make decisions using combinations of private information and preference copying. We give...”
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“...Dublon and Sumpter give a concise and access guide to flying insect swarms, some of which, such as the crop-eating locust swarms, are pests, while others, such...”
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Mathematical modeling reveals spontaneous emergence of self-replication in chemical reaction systems“...Explaining the origin of life requires us to elucidate how self-replication arises. To be specific, how can a self-replicating entity develop spontaneously...”
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by Spaiser, Viktoria Ranganathan, Shyam Swain, Ranjula Bali Sumpter, David J. T Published in International journal of sustainable development and world ecology (02.11.2017)“...In 2015, the UN adopted a new set of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to eradicate poverty, establish socioeconomic inclusion and protect the environment...”
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by Biro, Dora Sumpter, David J.T Meade, Jessica Guilford, Tim Published in Current biology (07.11.2006)“...A central problem faced by animals traveling in groups is how navigational decisions by group members are integrated, especially when members cannot assess...”
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by David J. T. Sumpter“...Fish travel in schools, birds migrate in flocks, honeybees swarm, and ants build trails. How and why do these collective behaviors occur? Exploring how...”
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by Sumpter, David J.T Krause, Jens James, Richard Couzin, Iain D Ward, Ashley J.W Published in Current biology (25.11.2008)“...Decisions reached through consensus are often more accurate, because they efficiently utilize the diverse information possessed by group members [1–3]. A trust...”
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by Vogel, David Gautrais, Jacques Perna, Andrea Sumpter, David J T Deneubourg, Jean-Louis Dussutour, Audrey Published in Journal of physics. D, Applied physics (22.11.2016)“...Some organisms, including fungi, ants, and slime molds, explore their environment and forage by forming interconnected networks. The plasmodium of the slime...”
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by Reid, Chris R Sumpter, David J T Beekman, Madeleine Published in Journal of experimental biology (01.01.2011)“...Natural systems are a source of inspiration for computer algorithms designed to solve optimisation problems. Yet most 'nature-inspired' algorithms take only...”
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by Szorkovszky, Alex Kotrschal, Alexander Herbert-Read, James E Buechel, Severine D Romenskyy, Maksym Rosén, Emil van der Bijl, Wouter Pelckmans, Kristiaan Kolm, Niclas Sumpter, David J.T Published in Animal behaviour (01.08.2018)“...Animals living in groups can show substantial variation in social traits and this affects their social organization. However, as the specific mechanisms...”
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by Granovskiy, Boris Latty, Tanya Duncan, Michael Sumpter, David J. T Beekman, Madeleine Published in Behavioral ecology (01.05.2012)“...How do honey bees track changes in their foraging environment? Previously, 2 complementary mechanisms have been identified by which bees can effectively switch...”
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“...Several empirical studies have shown that the animal group size distribution of many species can be well fit by power laws with exponential truncation. A...”
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by Spaiser, Viktoria Hedström, Peter Ranganathan, Shyam Jansson, Kim Nordvik, Monica K Sumpter, David J. T Published in Sociological methods & research (01.03.2018)“...It is widely recognized that segregation processes are often the result of complex nonlinear dynamics. Empirical analyses of complex dynamics are however rare,...”
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“...Pheromone trails laid by foraging ants serve as a positive feedback mechanism for the sharing of information about food sources. This feedback is nonlinear, in...”
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by Daniel M. Cornforth David J. T. Sumpter Sam P. Brown Åke Brännström Associate Editor: Yannis Michalakis Editor: Ruth G. Shaw“...Microbes produce many molecules that are important for their growth and development, and the exploitation of these secretions by nonproducers has recently...”
edited by Ruth G. Shaw Yannis Michalakis
Published in The American naturalist (01.09.2012)
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“...Collective animal behaviour is the study of how interactions between individuals produce group level patterns, and why these interactions have evolved. This...”
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“...Dublon and Sumpter give a concise and access guide to flying insect swarms, some of which, such as the crop-eating locust swarms, are pests, while others, such...”
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