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VRadenovic religion [1 article]

最近 VRadenovic さんのライブラリに追加された論文の中から タグ religion. You can also see everyone's religion.
  • Vanja's Tag Holder Article
    International Journal of Tags, Vol. 1, No. 1. (2008)
    by T Holder
    posted to trust tragedy_of_the_commons trade terrorism systems_theory systems_engineering system synergy symbiosis swarming structure specialisation software_engineering sociology social_network small_world simulation sex self_organised_criticality self_organisation self_assembly selection security scale_free robustness responsiveness resilience replication religion quantum_mechanics pleiotropy phylogenetics philosophy phenotype patterns origin_of_life organisation_management organisation optimisation novelty nonlinear neutral_evolution neural_networks network_centric_warfare network multitasking multiscale multi_level_selection multi_agent_system modelling mission_command military metrics memetics logistics linguistics learning leadership lamarckian information_theory immune_system highly_optimized_tolerance hierarchy genetics genetic_algorithm gene_regulatory_networks game_theory flexibility feedback evolvability evolution epidemiology entropy emergence ecosystem economics design_patterns cooperation consciousness complex_system competition cognition coevolution chaos cellular_automata causality c2 bounded_rationality biology bayesian_network autopoiesis autocatalysis artificial_life artificial_intelligence ants altruism agility agent_based_model agency adaptability by VRadenovic on 2008-04-28 02:11:20 as **
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