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Path Planning of Ant Colony Algorithm Based on Decision Tree in the Context of COVID-19

Reasonable planning of travel routes can keep people away from crowded areas and reduce the probability of contracting the COVID-19. In view of the characteristics related to virus infection and human flow density, it can overcome the shortcomings of using the same pheromone initial value and slow i...

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Ant colony optimization
Artificial intelligence
COVID-19
COVID-19 diagnostic tests
Decision trees
Density
Disease control
Disease transmission
Epidemics
Heuristic
Infections
Internet of Things
Machine learning
Optimization algorithms
Pheromones
Planning
Risk
Robots
Route planning
Unmanned aerial vehicles
Viral diseases
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