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They're not difficult to work with but they can be contrary and stubborn - doing duplicate experiments is the key.
They have to be hungry to work - fed slime stays put and you can reinforce patterns by adding more food to the…"
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Slime mold and cellular networks
Started this discussion. Last reply by ian Mar 4, 2021. 1 Reply 1 Like
Hi everyone, I developed a fascination for physarum polycephalum since I first heard about it a couple of years back and I'm super glad, I found this forum!At the moment I am working on a project in…Continue
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Slime mold and cellular networks
Hi everyone, I developed a fascination for physarum polycephalum since I first heard about it a couple of years back and I'm super glad, I found this forum!At the moment I am working on a project in which we want to try to apply the networking problem solving capabilities of physarum to the expansion of cellular networks. I've read the publication about the tokyo rail system experiments and the resulting algorithm by Toshiyuki Nakagaki et al. and there is a remark in this direction in the last…See More
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