COMPLEXITY OF DESCRIPTIONS OF SYSTEMS: A FOUNDATIONAL STUDY
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- A Machine-Independent Theory of the Complexity of Recursive Functions
- A New Interpretation of the von Mises' Concept of Random Sequence
- Abstract computational complexity and cycling computations
- OBJECTS
- On existence and existential perception
- On the concept of a random sequence
- Sentences undecidable in formalized arithmetic. An exposition of the theory of Kurt Gödel
- THINGS†
Cited in
(10)- A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF DESIGN Modeling the Design Process (Part II)
- COMPLEXITY AS A MEASURE OF THE DIFFICULTY OF SYSTEM DIAGNOSIS
- PROBLEMS WITH COMPLEXITY IN GOLD'S PARADIGM OF INDUCTION Part II: Static Complexity
- On the syntactic structure of protein sequences and the concept of grammar complexity
- A test for randomness based on a complexity measure
- Where do we stand on measures of uncertainty, ambiguity, fuzziness, and the like?
- High end complexity
- How should complexity scale with system size?
- SOME FOUNDATIONAL VIEWS ON GENERAL SYSTEMS AND THE HEMPEL PARADOX
- Complexity of quantum-mechanical evolutions from probability amplitudes
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