In article <weberk.736773989 at marsh> weberk at cs.curtin.edu.au (Keven Weber) writes:
>>G'day all,
>>I'm a postgrad investigating the area of Chaos and especially
>the implications/infuences Chaos has had (or is having) on the
>following research areas:
>> 1. Chaos in brain function
>> 2. Chaos in neural networks (or AI in general)
>> 3. Chaos in multiple-agent (not necessarily human)
> intelligent behaviour (eg. hive intelligence).
>>>Any info in this regard (i.e. current research, journal articles etc.)
>will be gratefully accepted.
>>>Cheers,
>>Keven.
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>Email: weberk at cs.curtin.edu.au>>> . .
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Regarding chaos in the brain, you may want to look at a series of papers
by Gottfried Mayer-Kress, et. al., at the Center for Nonlinear Studies,
Los Alamos National Laboratory exploring the dimensionality of EEG signals.
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