Reverse engineering of biological complexity.¶
Csete, M. E., & Doyle, J. C. (2002). Reverse engineering of biological complexity. Science, 295(5560), 1664-1669.
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- Requisite Variety
- public policy (one-size-fits-all policies fail heterogeneous populations; differentiated policies restore variety matching), language and culture (vocabulary and linguistic categories must match conceptual variety of experience; Sapir-Whorf weak form), biology (immune system's antibody variety matches pathogen variety; adaptive immunity is an explicit requisite-variety mechanism)
This sourceCsete-Doyle robustness and biological systems complexity management.
- public policy (one-size-fits-all policies fail heterogeneous populations; differentiated policies restore variety matching), language and culture (vocabulary and linguistic categories must match conceptual variety of experience; Sapir-Whorf weak form), biology (immune system's antibody variety matches pathogen variety; adaptive immunity is an explicit requisite-variety mechanism)
- Robustness
- Robustness is a property of a system characterized by maintained or adequate function across a range of input conditions, environmental variations, perturbations, and component failures broader than the system's nominal operating envelope
This sourceCsete-Doyle robustness and biological systems complexity management.
- Robustness is a property of a system characterized by maintained or adequate function across a range of input conditions, environmental variations, perturbations, and component failures broader than the system's nominal operating envelope
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