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Cohesion from Action-Dependent Perception in Decision-Based Active Matter
Many biological and artificial agents reorient by locally optimizing a utility over a finite set of candidate actions. We show that decision rules based on pairwise additive scores over candidate-dependent interaction neighborhoods provide a generic mechanism for a cohesive bias in active matter: th
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