Emergent weak home-range behaviour without spatial memory

Emergent weak home-range behaviour without spatial memory

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Space-use problems have been well investigated.Spatial memory capacity is assumed in many home-range algorithms; however, actual living things do not always exploit spatial memory, and living entities can exhibit adaptive and flexible behaviour using simple cognitive capacity.We have developed an Loaf Pan agent-based model wherein the agent uses only detected local regions and compares global efficiencies for a habitat search within its local conditions based WATER BUFFALO BUTTER UNSALTED on memorized information.Here, memorized information was acquired by scanning locally perceived environments rather than remembering resource locations.

When memorized information matched to its current environments, the agent changed resource selection rules.As a result, the agent revisited previous resource sites while exploring new sites, which was demonstrating a weak home-range property.