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Organisms use mode-switching to solve the explore-vs-exploit problem

2023-01-11

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The inescapable link between sensing and movement generates a conflict between producing costly movements for gathering information (“explore”) versus using previously acquired information to achieve a goal (“exploit”). Determining the optimal balance between explore and exploit is a computationally intractable problem, necessitating the use of heuristics. We looked to nature to measure and model the solutions use...

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a99b5ab8-1ac3-5d4b-b097-8d68101cc127
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10.1101/2023.01.11.523566
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