Survey on Foraging Behavior Algorithms
Shashi Kant Rathore, Gaurav Kumar Das, Sushant Yadav, Surendra Yadav, Amritpal Singh Yadav
- Year
- 2022
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
This paper presents a study of research activities inspired by the foraging behavior of animals. Foraging behavior algorithms are computational models that simulate the behavior of organisms searching for food resources in their environment. Foraging behavior algorithms has made the researcher's to actively do research over few years due to their potential applications in fields such as robotics, optimization, and AI. This survey paper provides an overview in foraging behavior algorithms. It begins by defining the concept of foraging behavior and exploring its importance in the natural world. The paper then reviews different types of foraging behavior algorithms, consisting of ant colony optimization, particle swarm optimization. The paper also discusses various applications of foraging behavior algorithms in fields such as wireless sensor networks, and search and rescue operations. Furthermore, the survey paper examines some of the challenges and limitations of foraging behavior algorithms and provides suggestions for future research directions. Overall, this survey paper highlights the potential of foraging behavior algorithms to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of various computational systems and emphasizes the need for further research in this field to address some of the remaining challenges
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