Modeling of Autonomous Decentralized Mechanism in Fish Behavior

Abstract

The autonomous decentralized system is a system whose functional order is generated only by cooperative interactions among its subsystems. In other words, the system does not have any supervisor for the entire system. Instead, each subsystem has the autonomy to control each part of the system. But, that system has not been realized yet as an artificial. Fortunately, there are many examples of the autonomous decentralized system in the biological and ecological world. In this paper, we consider a fish school as an autonomous decentralized system. The schooling mechanism of a fish behavior is studied by using modeling and simulation techniques.