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A '''behavior tree''' is a structured visual [[modeling]] technique used in [[systems engineering]] and [[software engineering]] to represent thesystem behavior of a system. It employsutilizes a hierarchical tree-shaped diagram composed of [[node (computer science)|nodes]] and connectors to depictillustrate thecontrol flow ofand control andsystem actions within the system. By replacing ambiguous [[natural language]] descriptions with standardized visual elements,elements—such likeas boxes, arrows, and symbols,standard behaviorsymbols—behavior trees aim to improve clarity, reduce misinterpretation, and enhance system understanding of complex systems.

== Overview ==