Denis Romanovsky

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Throughout this work we are finding that adaptation implies more structure, not less. There has been an implicit assumption that because adaptive systems exist in the messy in-between, that the resulting models will be mired in incomprehensible layers of detail. Alas, the opposite appears to be the case: the messy in-between results in a reduction of complex behavior.
Complex Adaptive Systems: An Introduction to Computational Models of Social Life (Princeton Studies in Complexity Book 14)
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