TaskSelSim: a model of the self-organization of the division of labour in honeybees
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- Guy Theraulaz & Eric Bonabeau & Jean-Louis Deneubourg, 1998. "Response Threshold Reinforcement and Division of Labor in Insect Societies," Working Papers 98-01-006, Santa Fe Institute.
- Carl Anderson, 1998. "Simulation of the Feedbacks and Regulation of Recruitment Dancing in Honey Bees," Advances in Complex Systems (ACS), World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd., vol. 1(02n03), pages 267-282.
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