Computational autopoiesis¶
McMullin, B. (1997). Computational autopoiesis: The original algorithm.
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- Autopoiesis
- Membership turns over substantially over years (DDs join and leave; the active contributor pool at any time differs substantially from the pool five years earlier) yet the community persists as "Debian" — the same autopoietic organization of self-production, even through substantial structural turnover, in a pattern McMullin (1997) explores for software-substrate autopoietic models.
This sourceSanta Fe Institute. Reconstructs and corrects Varela-Maturana-Uribe's original computational model of autopoiesis, demonstrating substrate-independent self-production of components and self-produced boundary in software
- Membership turns over substantially over years (DDs join and leave; the active contributor pool at any time differs substantially from the pool five years earlier) yet the community persists as "Debian" — the same autopoietic organization of self-production, even through substantial structural turnover, in a pattern McMullin (1997) explores for software-substrate autopoietic models.
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