Ising model and more complex interactions between particles

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Hello,
First of all, sorry if my question is trivial but I'm not a physicist ;-)
I heard a lot about the Ising model used to compute the energy of a system with 2 states. This model seems to be a bit "simple" because it assumes that particles interact with their nearest neighbors only. I was wondering if they were more complicated models that would consider more complicated interactions ?
 
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