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<big>'''Welcome to the CAS Group Wiki.'''</big> | <big>'''Welcome to the CAS Group Wiki.'''</big> | ||
[[Image:Emergence.gif|left|Weak Emergence]] The CAS Group is a community for people interested in the science and [[Basic_System_Theory|theory]] of [[Complex_Adaptive_System|complex adaptive systems]] (CAS). CASs are perhaps the most interesting complex systems, they are not only 'complex' - they are diverse and made up of multiple interconnected elements - and 'adaptive' - they have also the capacity to change and learn from experience. The logo describes the phenomenon of [[Emergence|emergence]], as it can be observed for example in swarms and flocks. | [[Image:Emergence.gif|left|Weak Emergence]] The CAS Group is a community for people interested in the science and [[Basic_System_Theory|theory]] of [[Complex_Adaptive_System|complex adaptive systems]] (CAS). CASs are perhaps the most interesting complex systems, they are not only 'complex' - they are diverse and made up of multiple interconnected elements - and 'adaptive' - they have also the capacity to change and learn from experience. The logo describes the phenomenon of [[Emergence|emergence]], as it can be observed for example in swarms and flocks. Like [[Self-Organization|self-organization]] it is a essential principle in the theory of complex adaptive systems. | ||
it is a essential principle in the theory of complex adaptive systems. | |||
There are also pages about new [[Beyond_AI|forms of AI]], | There are also pages about new [[Beyond_AI|forms of AI]], | ||
new kinds of science, and new forms of technology | new kinds of science, and new forms of technology | ||
as well. | as well. | ||
Revision as of 05:49, 30 August 2008
Welcome to the CAS Group Wiki.
The CAS Group is a community for people interested in the science and theory of complex adaptive systems (CAS). CASs are perhaps the most interesting complex systems, they are not only 'complex' - they are diverse and made up of multiple interconnected elements - and 'adaptive' - they have also the capacity to change and learn from experience. The logo describes the phenomenon of emergence, as it can be observed for example in swarms and flocks. Like self-organization it is a essential principle in the theory of complex adaptive systems.
There are also pages about new forms of AI, new kinds of science, and new forms of technology as well.
