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Systems Theory and the System of Theory
New German Critique, 1994La theorie de Luhmann des systemes sociales rompt non seulement avec toute forme de transcendantalisme, mais aussi avec la philosophie de l ...
William Rasch, Eva M. Knodt
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2000
The sense of touch and the capability to analyze potential contacts is important to many interactions of robots, such as planning exploration, handling objects, or avoiding collisions based on sensing of the environment. It is a pleasant surprise that the mathematics of touching and contact can be developed along the same algebraic lines as that of ...
Dorst, L., van den Boomgaard, R.
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The sense of touch and the capability to analyze potential contacts is important to many interactions of robots, such as planning exploration, handling objects, or avoiding collisions based on sensing of the environment. It is a pleasant surprise that the mathematics of touching and contact can be developed along the same algebraic lines as that of ...
Dorst, L., van den Boomgaard, R.
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On the theory of the cardiovascular system
The Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics, 1965Most theoretical studies of the circulation have focussed on the transmission line properties of arteries. Only a small number of papers have dealt with the circulation as a closed (lumped) system with two pumps connected by the lesser and greater circulation (Beneken, inCirculatory Analog Computers, No. Holland Publ.
J G, Defares, J J, Osborn, H H, Hara
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Systems theory, systems thinking
2015 Annual IEEE Systems Conference (SysCon) Proceedings, 2015This paper discusses several important concepts in cybernetics, including holism, transformation, variety, feedback, control, autopoiesis, and nearly decomposable systems. The paper then examines and critiques three systems methodologies that are based on these concepts, and identifies their strengths and weaknesses.
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System theory for system identification
Journal of Econometrics, 2004zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Module Theory and Linear System Theory
1991In a series of seminal papers published between 1960 and 1965 [8–13] (see also [14, 15]), R.E. Kalman layed the foundations of what has since become known as Mathematical System Theory. The cornerstones of Kalman’s theory were the celebrated concepts of Controllability, Observability and (Canonical) realization.
Hautus, M.L.J., Heymann, M.
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Risk Analysis, 2002
The last few decades have seen increasingly widespread use of risk assessment and management techniques as aids in making complex decisions. However, despite the progress that has been made in risk science, there still remain numerous examples of risk‐based decisions and conclusions that have caused great controversy.
Adam J, Hatfield, Keith W, Hipel
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The last few decades have seen increasingly widespread use of risk assessment and management techniques as aids in making complex decisions. However, despite the progress that has been made in risk science, there still remain numerous examples of risk‐based decisions and conclusions that have caused great controversy.
Adam J, Hatfield, Keith W, Hipel
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A theory of intelligent systems
Proceedings. 5th IEEE International Symposium on Intelligent Control 1990, 1992The author proposes a theoretical model consisting of seven basic elements: actuators, sensors, sensory processing, world modeling, task decomposition, value judgment, and global memory/communications. These elements are integrated into a hierarchical system architecture wherein (a) control bandwidth decreases about an order of magnitude at each higher
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Proceedings 10th Computer Security Foundations Workshop, 2002
Two independent definitions of system security are given through two distinct aspects of a system execution, i.e. state and transform. These two definitions are proven to be equivalent, which gives both confidence to the soundness of our explanation and insight into the internal causality of information flow.
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Two independent definitions of system security are given through two distinct aspects of a system execution, i.e. state and transform. These two definitions are proven to be equivalent, which gives both confidence to the soundness of our explanation and insight into the internal causality of information flow.
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