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The self-organizing consciousness

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2002
We propose that the isomorphism generally observed between the representations composing our momentary phenomenal experience and the structure of the world is the end-product of a progressive organization that emerges thanks to elementary associative processes that take our conscious representations themselves as the stuff on which they operate, a ...
Pierre, Perruchet, Annie, Vinter
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Criteria of Self-Organization

Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 1995
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Self-organizing Contents

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems, 2014
To delivery static contents, Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) are an effective solution, but that shows its limits in dynamic and large systems with centralized approach. Decentralized algorithms and protocols can be usefully employed to tackle this weakness.
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Self-Organized Settlements

Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, 2001
In the present study we address the question of how persons or families occupy specific locations according to an attractiveness function between persons and flats. We suggest a mathematically formulated model in order to find optimal distributions of persons over flats.
Andreas Daffertshofer, Hermann Haken, Juval Portugali   +2 more
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Self-organizing marketplaces [PDF]

Journal of Urban Economics, 2009
Abstract Dynamics of retail firms in marketplaces are analyzed, assuming that firms compete under monopolistic competition within a marketplace as well as between marketplaces and consumers are uniformly distributed over space. The number, size, and location of marketplaces or edge cities are analytically obtained. Furthermore, extending the model to
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Multicellular self-organization

Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2022
‘Hockey or watching the daisies grow’ — a drawing by Alan Turing’s mother — depicts eleven-year-old Alan staring at daisies while his friends play hockey in the background. This drawing aptly captures Turing’s early interest in biology. However, while his work on computation has flourished into modern computers and artificial intelligence, Turing’s ...
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Self-organizing cities

Futures, 1997
Self-organization, that is to say, the phenomena by which a system self-organizes its internal structure independent of external causes, is a fundamental property, as we have seen in the preceding chapter, of open and complex systems. Such systems exhibit also phenomena of nonlinearity, instability, fractal structures and chaos — phenomena which are ...
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Self-organization in an ecosystem

Artificial Life and Robotics, 2002
An ecosystem, especially a food web, is essentially characterized as a many-body system in which the members interact with each other under the limitations of the energy and resources. We introduce a coevolutional population dynamics model for food webs which contains energy-conserving interactions, energy dissipation, and rules for changing the ...
Takashi Shimada, Satoshi Yukawa, Nabuyasu Ito   +2 more
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The self-organizing map

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1990
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Self-organizing trajectories

Pattern Recognition Letters, 2016
DBA results in oscillating curves if the number of nodes is high.Self-organizing trajectories produce high-quality trajectory averages.Exponential averaging allows real-time estimation of trajectory variance. Trajectories and parameterized curves are data types of growing importance.
Johard, Leonard, RUFFALDI, EMANUELE
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