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collective movements

collective movements Collective movements are coordinated patterns of movement by members of a group.

Collective movements are coordinated patterns of movement by members of a group. In the source, this refers to group movement sequences generated by simple local rules, such as one individual starting and others moving in turn based on proximity, which can reflect underlying social structure.

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Drafting source: Koda Hiroki; Arai Zin; Matsuda Ikki. Agent-based simulation for reconstructing social structure by observing collective movements with special reference to single-file movement. 2020; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0243173; article XML SHA-256 b70a0d661aacc7c0137f4f67ad7377124b50872af98012d4597f975b50c904dd. “Agent-based simulation for reconstructing social structure by observing collective movements with special reference to single-file movement” (10.1371/journal.pone.0243173).
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