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This cluster of papers focuses on the biologically inspired adaptive network design, particularly in the context of amoeboid organisms such as Physarum Polycephalum
Inspired by living organisms like slime mold, this research explores how to design adaptive networks that can efficiently navigate and solve complex problems.

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Inspired by living organisms like slime mold, this research explores how to design adaptive networks that can efficiently navigate and solve complex problems.
  • Physarum Polycephalum
  • Adaptive Transport Networks
  • Amoeboid Organism
  • Biological Computation
  • Optimal Transport Networks
  • Slime Mold
  • Network Formation
  • Cellular Automata Models
  • Behavioral Intelligence
  • Maze Solving
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Biologically Inspired Adaptive Network Design
Inspired by living organisms like slime mold, this research explores how to design adaptive networks that can efficiently navigate and solve complex problems.
  • Physarum Polycephalum
  • Adaptive Transport Networks
  • Amoeboid Organism
  • Biological Computation
  • Optimal Transport Networks
  • Slime Mold
  • Network Formation
  • Cellular Automata Models
  • Behavioral Intelligence
  • Maze Solving

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