A seed-based plant propagation algorithm: the feeding station model.

The seasonal production of fruit and seeds is akin to opening a feeding station, such as a restaurant. Agents coming to feed on the fruit are like customers attending the restaurant; they arrive at a certain rate and get served at a certain rate following some appropriate processes. The same applies...

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Publicado en:Scientific World Journal Vol. 2015; pp. 904364 - 904365
Autores principales: Sulaiman, Muhammad, Salhi, Abdellah
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell 1/1/2015
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