Principles of the Self-Organizing Dynamic System.¶
Ashby, W. R. (1947). Principles of the Self-Organizing Dynamic System. Journal of General Psychology, 125-128.
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- Ultra-Stability (Ashby's Concept)
- The concept is broader than homeostasis (which implies return to a fixed point): ultra-stability is the structural capacity of a system to explore alternative configurations and select those that keep critical variables within bounds, enabling adaptation to novel environments without loss of core function
This sourceEarly formulation of self-organizing systems and adaptation; precursor to ultra-stability concept. Ashby 1947 self-organizing dynamic systems adaptation.
- The concept is broader than homeostasis (which implies return to a fixed point): ultra-stability is the structural capacity of a system to explore alternative configurations and select those that keep critical variables within bounds, enabling adaptation to novel environments without loss of core function
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