Complexity¶
Mitchell, M. 2. (2009). Complexity: A Guided Tour. Oxford University Press.
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3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Bottom-Up Perspectives
This sourceSynthesis of emergence, complexity, and adaptive systems across physics, biology, and computation; accessible scholarly treatment of emergence as a multi-scale phenomenon. Bibliography-only (tier C); existence and details verified.
- Boundary Critique
This sourceMitchell's synthesis of emergence, complexity, and adaptive systems across physics, biology, computation; accessible scholarly treatment of emergence as multi-scale phenomenon.
- Emergence
- Emergent communication protocols in multi-agent systems demonstrate how agents can develop shared vocabularies through gradient descent without explicit communication specification
This sourceSynthesis of emergence/complexity/adaptive systems across physics, biology, and computation (cellular automata, genetic algorithms, multi-agent systems) — supports marker 053 on emergence in artificial/computational systems. (The specific 'emergent communication via gradient descent' detail is a modern-ML gloss broader than Mitchell's text; Mitchell supports the general claim — see flag.)
- Emergent communication protocols in multi-agent systems demonstrate how agents can develop shared vocabularies through gradient descent without explicit communication specification
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