Abstract
Recent physiological research has revealed the importance of neuromodulator(e.g. NO) in the pheromone behavior such as fighting behavior in insects. This research aims to model the function of neuromodulator in fighting behavior of crickets, and to emerge adaptive action selection by constructive approach. In this report, we assume a model for adaptive behavior selection according to the physiological knowledge, and run some computer simulations.
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