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Inferring statistical complexity

by: James P. Crutchfield, Karl Young
Physical Review Letters, Vol. 63, No. 2. (10 Jul 1989), pp. 105-108, doi:10.1103/physrevlett.63.105  Key: citeulike:840811

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Statistical mechanics is used to describe the observed information processing complexity of nonlinear dynamical systems. We introduce a measure of complexity distinct from and dual to the information theoretic entropies and dimensions. A technique is presented that directly reconstructs minimal equations of motion from the recursive structure of measurement sequences. Application to the period-doubling cascade demonstrates a form of superuniversality that refers only to the entropy and complexity of a data stream.


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