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Weak emergence is the | '''Weak emergence''' is the [[emergence]] of [[Emergent Entity|emergent properties]] in a system where it is possible to infer the properties of the whole, given the properties of the parts and the laws of their interaction. A property of a system is weakly emergent, if it is not a property of any fundamental element. It is a property of the collection, of the whole system, and arises from the interactions of the individual elements. | ||
where it is possible to infer the properties of the whole, | |||
given the properties of the parts and the laws of their interaction. | [[Category:Basic Principles]] | ||
A property of a system is weakly emergent, if it is not | |||
a property of any fundamental element. It is a property of the | |||
collection, of the whole system, and arises from the interactions | |||
of the individual elements. | |||
Latest revision as of 16:21, 7 January 2012
Weak emergence is the emergence of emergent properties in a system where it is possible to infer the properties of the whole, given the properties of the parts and the laws of their interaction. A property of a system is weakly emergent, if it is not a property of any fundamental element. It is a property of the collection, of the whole system, and arises from the interactions of the individual elements.
