Bats Could Learn Three-Dimensional Echolocation Using Echoacoustic Flow
This paper shows a simulated bat-like agent can learn its echolocation-related transfer function (ERTF) using echoacoustic flow without external guidance or labeled data.
Topic · Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics · Agricultural and Biological Sciences
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This paper shows a simulated bat-like agent can learn its echolocation-related transfer function (ERTF) using echoacoustic flow without external guidance or labeled data.
Sreehari Raman, Baheerathan Murugavel, Mundarappilly R Jagannathan…·Peroth Balakrishnan
The paper investigates roost selection in bamboo bats in the Western Ghats, finding that cavity mouth area, not volume, is linked to occupancy, with no differences between solitary and non-solitary roosts.
Paul M. Oliver, Andrew F. Hugall, F.A. Ferreira
The paper shows that Australian rainforest megabats and pigeons originated from recent island colonizations, not ancient Gondwanan lineages, influencing forest ecology.