Description: Biologically inspired algorithms are computational techniques that emulate biological processes and systems to solve complex problems. These algorithms are based on the observation of natural phenomena, such as evolution, the behavior of ant colonies, or the functioning of the human brain. Their main characteristic is the ability to adapt and learn from their environment, allowing them to optimize solutions to problems that are difficult to tackle using traditional methods. In the field of artificial intelligence, these algorithms aim to replicate certain aspects of biological systems, using artificial neural networks that mimic how biological neurons communicate and process information. This approach not only improves data processing efficiency but also allows for greater flexibility and generalization capability in machine learning tasks. The relevance of these algorithms lies in their potential to address challenges in various areas, from artificial intelligence to optimization problems, offering innovative solutions inspired by nature.
