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Always good to see research of course! 1.) But why is there a "leader" to begin with? In swarms of birds the older birds do have some specific roles, but real
by MrQuincle 13y ago
Always good to see research of course!
1.) But why is there a "leader" to begin with? In swarms of birds the older birds do have some specific roles, but real "leaders" seem to me a brittle approach.
2.) Reinforcement learning, and an actor-critic system is nothing new. But what is an "active critique"? Never heard about it...
- lutusp 13y ago> But why is there a "leader" to begin with? In swarms of birds the older birds do have some specific roles, but real "leaders" seem to me a brittle approach. I agree, and it seems nature agrees. Anyone who think a leader is required should watch a flight of a thousand starlings maneuver adeptly without collisions, a swarm of bees or ants carry out their duties without any command hierarchy, or a modern government rob the people blind with nary a collision between the overwhelming number of redundant departments. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eakKfY5aHmY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eakKfY5aHmY (starlings in flight)