| TR#: | CIS9011 |
| Class: | CIS |
| Title: | WHY THE ANT TRAILS LOOK SO STRAIGHT
AND NICE |
| Authors: | Alfred M. Bruckstein |
| Not Available | |
| Abstract: | If a ``pioneer'' ant shows the way to the food along a random path it marked, and other ants follow, each ant pursuing the one in front of it, their path becomes a straight line connecting the ant-hole and the food location. |
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