Foundations of synergetics I: distributed active systems
Foundations of synergetics I: distributed active systems
How Information-Mapping Patterns Determine Foraging Behaviour of a Honey Bee Colony
Open Systems & Information Dynamics
The evolution of communication systems by adaptive agents
Adaptive agents and multi-agent systems
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Language learning dynamics is modelled by an ensemble of individuals consisting of the grammar carriers and the learners. Increasing the system population size results into the transition from the individual to the collective mode of learning. At low communication level, different grammars coexist in their own survival niches. Enhancement of the communication level in purely collective mode, when all individuals are the part of general communication network, leads to the selection of the fittest grammar. Adding the individual mode of learning results into the formation of the quasigrammar, with the dominant grammar prevailing over the set of coexisting grammars.