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Positional choice and robust collective behavior in fish schools: biohybrid experiments and modeling
Collective behavior of fish schools is usually modeled on the assumption that each individual follows specific rules of motion that depend on its position and velocity relative to its neighbors. Although these models reproduce many schooling patterns observed in nature, it remains unclear whether th
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