AESTHETICS, ART AND COMPLEXITY (Carlos Reynoso)
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Lindenmaier automaton model much simpler than that of Turing. Model
plants with attributes in particular, fractals, geometric shapes traits.
recursive grammars that allow the growth model.
grammars sound and visual grammars using patterns.
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x's father is the father of z is z i. is a schedule that hints at something but does not say explicitly but implicitly. Ancestor is a recursive rule.
Constraint: Rules
GRAMMAR. Language to interpret a machine that can be recognized by automata (recognizing a text etc.
There are three types of grammars, regular grammars, context-independent grammars, Grammars context sensitive
Alan Turing machines Turing machine
manipulation of symbols, which can simulate the logic component,
Not only can generate grammars grammars or understand only a form or a visual structure, but it is also possible with sound.
Siromoney-Mathematical Gift of India (1932-1988)
Languages \u200b\u200b
images or matrices series, explains the Kolam.
Kolam are designs of artisans in India, are more complex iterative design of a civilization.
African Fractals. Nothing
invention all depends on how you understand, and manage the patterns, architecture patterns.
nonlinear system
EMERGENCY: Example water. The whole is different the sum of its parts. COMPLEXITY
: Surge of simple elements.
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System
complex is composed of several interconnected partsor interlaced
whose links contain additional information and hidden from the observer. As a result of interactions between elements, new properties emerge that can not be explained by the properties of individual elements. These properties are called emergent properties.
Complexity is: Number of indeterminism.
not thermodynamics quantum mechanics not
Computational Complexity: Computer resources required to solve a problem.
Resources. Time and space
genetic algorithm:
Level Ontological Level Storage accumulated experiences.
METAEURISTICOS
Find Social Networking communities within complex social networks. Locate
small communities or groups, behaviors, sects networking. Foreign
network groups. Diffusion of innovations networking.
not linear equations.
SE may also make 3D, from and inaccurate data or fragments.
John Gero
Bladimir Kasakov
objects trance Art Gunther Bachelier
Karl Sims genetic art, Fractal Geometry
Jackson Pollock Fractal dimension
Jackson Pollock drip painting, as in nature, certain patterns are repeated over and over again at different levels
magnification
These fractals have different degrees of complexity (or fractal dimension)
stains on fabrics Pollock seemed to create repeating patterns at different scales of size-like fractals.
Metaeuristicas and genetic logarithms to produce fractal geometry.
FRACTALS
A fractal is a semi-geometric object whose basic structure, fragmented, or irregular, is repeated at different scales. The term was proposed by the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot
in 1975
A fractal is a geometric object attribute the following characteristics is too irregular to be described in traditional geometric terms.
management programs fractal Vision of Chaos.
(exact, approximate or statistically). spheres, cubes, Euclidean objects have almost fractal dimension. An object according to its size is more or less fractal. Fractals coincide with natural elements, odd shapes, or geometric anomalies.
Fractal: Auto repeat . The same or similar to the whole. Autorepetitivos forms,
Applicable in relation to social function and social hierarchies, relationships and behaviors. Normal Distribution, for example height, generates a Gauss curve.
distribution can be measured fractal, fractal measure of a sequential series as a piece of music.
Lewis Fry Richardson
The mountains are not cones, clouds
but deterministic function of the scale.
Fractal Analysis Dynamic
USES
areas as patterns. Analysis
cities
growths.multifractal structures, abstract art
Fractals of styles, periods, times, series.
Referring Fractal Cities. Miltos Manetas-
Neen Art Jackson Pollock
Iterated Function Systems
Ø is a finite set of contractive functions into a complete metric space X
Types iterative function fractal systems
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repeated comparison
Mendelbrot Artists fractal patterns in complex spirals
art art
Fracntisek Kupka
Eglash-Village
modern fractalAfrican fractal patterns in urban settings.
Von Neuman (machine to produce another more complex)
strange attractor chaotic behavior
complex objects have unpredictable behavior.
Azar. There is a natural dynamic situation that can be maintained.
A fixed-point tractor
intrined repeat as a cycle. Attractor
newspaper: two notes do I do I say predictable behavior.
Programs
plasma simulations and systems L.
Essentials
discover geometric art, and organizational structures of figurative art.Authors: Ron Eglash, Paulos Gerdes, Parothy, washburn.
pattern recognition algorithm.
irregular behavior arises from the nonlinearity. So is defined as deterministic.
logistics, change is not linear. Used to determine if states and growth. Chaos
: If two systems have slightly different values. Chaos
unpredictable behavior.
A tractor
Two weather.
Although you know the rules of running a system I can not predict the long term because the logistics do not work under
Independence scale, there is no reference of who has who, self-similar.
White Noise random sequence of values, modes of chance.
algorithm that realizes a dynamic system.
recurrence:
2d Correlate color image data set representing changes over time. Music File
To clarify the impact of each parameter or variable that intervenes in a sequence.
population behavior.
representation techniques highlighting distance correlations in a series. Images
to infer rate and irregularities.
White Noise
Logistic Equation
Journal-Changes: Brownian motion.
Examples periodicity patterns in large-scale cultural events. Identifications
regularities asymmetric diagrams with the data.
complex adaptive systems
open systems can be
. The fundamental difference between them lies in how its elements relate to each other and their environment and the resultant systemic behavior. A simple example system is the installation of heating our homes. In this system, the room temperature by the thermostat triggers a series of routine events that lead to predictable behavior. Instead of complex systems are characterized by the richness and variability of the relations of their elements other and their environment and consequently their behavior unpredictable.
automated agents based models
Metaeuristicas
serves to explain patterns of behavior, social behavior Explain
-Cellular automata
emerging complexity: from simple rules emergence of a separate computer for this, a complex system.
No more complex if you add random.
If a model is so simple is unmanageable. Conceptually
will be kept of thinking about society in terms of common sense.
Conceptualization of individual agency and wholes.
ARTIFICIAL SOCIETIES AND SOCIAL SYSTEMS
agent-based models
used to analyze cultures disappeared. Inferring
behaviors and complex trends. Data from
encoding behavior of individuals, to derive collective patterns. Simple rules
schooling fish such as
APPLICATIONS Concept
agents, behaviors and relationships in the drug chart. Models of innovation
models of behavior.
Relations and networks among parties, graph theory. Networks
random phenomena depending on the characteristics of networks and to infer actions, properties of networks.
CONNECTIVITY THRESHOLD
example a person who is related to another is nothing but weak connectivity if there are more people there are related to increased connectivity, it is useful to know the characteristics of threshold connectivity to propose, implement or infer certain things etc
Theory of 6 degrees of separation between one person and another with links and thanks to friends of friends around the world are known in the world.
Important to get a job, you have to get out of the social core of the plane that are, in order to establish links with other people you only have occasional contact.
scale independent scenarios
This link is called selective effect that the rich get richer and the poor poorer.
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