“…), data clustering and mining [ 52 ], civil engineering [ 53 , 54 ], architectural design [ 55 ], urban engineering [ 56 ], smart cities [ 57 ], traffic control and engineering [ 58 ], biomedicine and healthcare [ 59 , 60 ], pharmacy [ 61 , 62 ], bioinformatics [ 63 ], genomics [ 64 ], computational biology [ 60 ], environmental pollution control [ 65 ] and computational chemistry [ 66 ]. Other optimization fields where biomimetic algorithms find application include transportation and logistics [ 67 ], industrial production [ 68 ], manufacturing including production planning, supply chains, resource allocation and management [ 69 ], food production and processing [ 70 ], agriculture [ 71 ], financial markets [ 72 ] including stock market prediction [ 73 ], as well as cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology [ 74 ], and even such seemingly unlikely fields as language processing and sentiment analysis [ 75 ]. The cited applications are just a tip of an iceberg, and there is a vast number of other uses not even mentioned here.…”