A predator-prey reaction-diffusion model with Allee effect and exclusion zones admits positive coexistence equilibria when the predator-free area is sufficiently large, proven globally via topological degree theory, with non-vanishing predator populations as the predation area shrinks.
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The Influence of Exclusion Zones on the Coexistence of Predator and Prey with an Allee Effect
A predator-prey reaction-diffusion model with Allee effect and exclusion zones admits positive coexistence equilibria when the predator-free area is sufficiently large, proven globally via topological degree theory, with non-vanishing predator populations as the predation area shrinks.
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Dot-Flik: A Scalable Edge AI Architecture for Distributed Insect Monitoring
Dot-Flik uses temporal differencing and block motion analysis at the edge to discard 60-80% of frames while supporting real-time insect classification across multiple low-cost streams.