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Adaptive task allocation in multi-agent systems based on swarm intelligence

Lee, Wonki 2018년

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  • mathematical convergence
  • multi agent system
  • response threshold model
  • specialized tendency
  • swarm intelligence
  • task allocation
  • 군집 지능
  • 다중 개체 시스템
  • 수렴성
  • 응답 임계 모델
  • 임무할당
  • 전문성
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