Nature-Inspired Algorithms: How Swarms Help Solve Real-World Problems
Computers are learning from nature, and it's simple and exciting.
Tiny rules used by birds, ants, or even chemical reactions can be turned into clever algorithms so machines find good answers fast.
Some copies of nature, called swarm intelligence, watch many simple agents work together, and they often beat single smart tricks.
Not every idea works, some are slow or try things that fail, but a few stood out and changed how people solve real-world problems.
Researchers collected many of these methods into one place, hoping to spark new studies and new apps that help people.
It's not magic, it's patterns: nature shows simple steps that, when mixed, create powerful results — and those ideas keep evolving.
This review tries to list most of them so others can pick, test, and improve.
If you like curious science, this kind of work can inspire new ways to fix hard puzzles in everyday life, business, or health.
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A Brief Review of Nature-Inspired Algorithms for Optimization
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