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Landscape Function Analysis: An Overview and Landscape Organization Indicators
2011In this chapter our aim is to first provide restoration practitioners (RPs) with an overview of landscape function analysis (LFA) and then with a description of those indicators that they can use to characterize how a landscape is structurally (spatially) and functionally organized. Here we only briefly describe these landscape organization indicators (
David J. Tongway, John A. Ludwig
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Landscapes and their correlation functions
Journal of Mathematical Chemistry, 1996zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Matching Stochastic Algorithms to Objective Function Landscapes
Journal of Global Optimization, 2005zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Baritompa, B. +5 more
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Landscape Ecology, Function and Management
1996This book encapsulates the extensive knowledge developed by CSIRO's National Rangelands Program on how rangeland landscapes function and the implications for management. It looks at the ecology of rangeland landscape processes and deals with what happens when things go wrong, when a landscape loses its ability to efficiently capture and store water and
J Ludwig +4 more
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Principles for Restoring Landscape Functionality
2011Principles are important demonstrable assumptions or laws about the way a systemworks. Principles have been widely developed for systems that affect our daily lives, such as how to process and market healthy foods. In science, numerous principles have emerged fromvarious studies of physical, chemical, and biological systems, such as howmoleculesmove ...
David J. Tongway, John A. Ludwig
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The Brain’s Heterogeneous Functional Landscape
Philosophy of Science, 2015Multifunctionality poses significant challenges for human brain mapping. Cathy Price and Karl Friston argue that brain regions perform many functions in one sense and a single function in another. Thus, neuroscientists must revise their “cognitive ontologies” to obtain systematic mappings.
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Properties of Fitness Functions and Search Landscapes
2001Abstract: This tutorial is an introduction to the study of properties of fitness functions and search landscapes in the context of predicting the difficulty of search problems for genetic algorithms and, more generally, for stochastic iterative algorithms.
Kallel, L., Naudts, Bart, Reeves, C.R.
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Smooth functional landscapes in microcosms
Nature Ecology & Evolution, 2023openaire +2 more sources