Ecologists in Australia set traps in trees and caught dozens of “unexpected” creatures, revealing a new type of behavior, an organization said. Photo from Georgina Anderson / Australian ...

Ecologists in Australia set traps in trees and caught dozens of “unexpected” creatures, revealing a new type of behavior, an organization said. Photo from Georgina Anderson / Australian ...

Ecologists in Australia set traps in trees and caught dozens of “unexpected” creatures, revealing a new type of behavior, an organization said. Photo from Georgina Anderson / Australian ...

Ecologists caught one hopping mouse in the tree-based traps in 2021, but in 2024 they caught 43 mice, including “three instances where two mice were found in the same trap,” the study said.

Behavior Trees (BTs) have emerged as a critical framework for organising decision-making processes in both robotics and artificial intelligence. Initially developed for computer game artificial ...

Behavior Trees (BTs), originated from the control of Non-Player-Characters (NPCs), have been widely embraced in robotics and software engineering communities due to their modularity, reactivity, and ...

Current network routing protocol design is faced with novel challenges due to evolving network scale, various network service demands, and dynamic network states. However, the conventional finite ...