What do cargo transport systems, book distribution centers, the video game market, a flu epidemic, and an ant colony have in common?

A. They are all complex adaptive systems and thus share some characteristics.
B. They are all neural network systems and thus share some characteristics.
C. They are all expert systems and thus share some characteristics.
D. They are all genetic algorithm systems and thus share some characteristics.


Answer: A

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