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Mapping the Evolution of Cybernetics: A Bibliometric Perspective

Computers, 2023
In this study, we undertake a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of the cybernetics research field. We compile a dataset of 4856 papers from the ISI Web of Science database spanning 1975–2022, employing keywords related to cybernetics.
Camelia Delcea
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CYBERNETICS AND GEOGRAPHICAL EDUCATION: CYBERNETICS OF LEARNING AND LEARNING OF CYBERNETICS [PDF]

InterCarto. InterGIS, 2017
Modern geographical education implies a broad implementation of innovative technologies, allowing students to fully and deeply understand the subject and methods of professional activity, and effectively and productively act upon this understanding ...
M. R. Arpentieva
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CYBERNETIC BASIS AND SYSTEM PRACTICE OF REMOTE SENSING AND SPATIAL INFORMATION SCIENCE [PDF]

The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, 2017
Cybernetics provides a new set of ideas and methods for the study of modern science, and it has been fully applied in many areas. However, few people have introduced cybernetics into the field of remote sensing.
X. Tan, X. Tan, X. Tan, X. Jing, R. Chen, R. Chen, Z. Ming, L. He, L. He, Y. Sun, Y. Sun, X. Sun, L. Yan, L. Yan   +13 more
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Towards Quantum Cybernetics [PDF]

Annalen der Physik, 2015
Classical cybernetics is a successful meta-theory to model the regulation of complex systems from an abstract information-theoretic viewpoint, regardless of the properties of the system under scrutiny. Fundamental limits to the controllability of an open
Ashby, Auletta, Badii, Bandyopadhyay, Bassani, Bennett, Bennett, Brandao, Cai, Cai, Caneva, Collini, Datta, Dirr, Doherty, Dong, Engel, Engell, Franco, Gauger, Girolami, Goerz, Gough, Henderson, Horodecki, Horodecki, Horowitz, Ishizaki, Kerckhoff, König, Lambert, Lidar, Lloyd, Lloyd, Lostaglio, Madhok, Maeda, Modi, Mohseni, Neumann, Ollivier, Piani, Plenio, Rabitz, Renner, Rio, Sarovar, Schmidt, Schmidt, Scholes, Shalizi, Shannon, Toral, Touchette, Touchette, Tufarelli, Turin, Vergassola, Viola, Wiener, Wilde, Wiseman, Wu, Zuchowski, Zwick   +64 more
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Second-Order Recursions of First-Order Cybernetics: An “Experimental Epistemology”

Open Philosophy, 2022
This article examines central tensions in cybernetics, defined as the study of self-organization, communication, automated feedback in organisms, and other distributed informational networks, from its wartime beginnings to its contemporary adaptations ...
Jeon Won
exaly   +2 more sources

Jens Glad Balchen: A Norwegian Pioneer in Engineering Cybernetics [PDF]

Modeling, Identification and Control, 2009
This paper tells the story of Jens Glad Balchen (1926-2009), a Norwegian research scientist and engineer who is widely regarded as the father of Engineering Cybernetics in Norway.
Morten Breivik, Gunnar Sand
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UPGRADE OF CYBERNETICS IN THE CONTEXT OF DEVELOPING CREATIVITY

Creativity Studies, 2020
The author attempted to consider upgrade of cybernetics in the context of developing creativity in modern scientific discourse. First-order cybernetics studied observed systems, second-order cybernetics dealt with observing systems, and third-order ...
Inna Vasylivna Knysh
exaly   +3 more sources

Forgetting / Cybernetics

History of Media Studies
This article aims to trace epistemological connections between cybernetics and German media theory by emphasizing the notion of forgetting.
Diego Gómez-Venegas
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The cybernetics of biological macromolecules

Biophysical Chemistry, 1981
It used to be said, in accordance with Newtonian philosophy, that everything in this world of ours is in some degree related to everything else. And I suppose that at a macroscopic level, the same may still be maintained, although to be sure there are macroscopic situations, as in the case of evolution, where chance, or apparently chance, events, come ...
Jeffries Wyman
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In Praise of Cybernetics

Footprint, 2019
In the late 1950s the Quickborner Team developed a cybernetics-inspired design methodology for organisations, focusing on information flow, with the aim to fully automate administrative labour and to make the organisation constantly adaptable to ...
Andreas Rumpfhuber
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