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What is Ethogram

Handbook of Research on Artificial Immune Systems and Natural Computing: Applying Complex Adaptive Technologies
A tabular representation of observed behaviours.
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Ethology-Based Approximate Adaptive Learning: A Near Set Approach
James F. Peters (University of Manitoba, Canada) and Shabnam Shahfar (University of Manitoba, Canada)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-310-4.ch022
Abstract
The problem considered in this chapter is how to use the observed behavior of organisms as a basis for machine learning. The proposed approach for machine learning combines near sets and ethology. It leads to novel forms of Q-learning algorithm that have practical applications in the controlling the behavior of machines, which learn to adapt to changing environments. Both traditional and new forms of adaptive learning theory and applications are considered in this chapter. A complete framework for an ethology-based approximate adaptive learning is established by using near sets.
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Research and Methodological Foundations of Transaction Log Analysis
An index of the behavioral patterns of a unit. An ethogram details the different forms of behavior that an actor displays. In most cases, it is desirable to create an ethogram in which the categories of behavior are objective, discrete, not overlapping with each other. The definitions of each behavior should be clear, detailed and distinguishable from each other. Ethograms can be as specific or general as the study or field warrants.
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