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Types and Forms of Emergence

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arxiv nlin/0506028 v1 pith:EXZ5JLL3 submitted 2005-06-13 nlin.AO nlin.PS

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The knowledge of the different types of emergence is essential if we want to understand and master complex systems in science and engineering, respectively. This paper specifies a universal taxonomy and comprehensive classification of the major types and forms of emergence in Multi-Agent Systems, from simple types of intentional and predictable emergence in machines to more complex forms of weak, multiple and strong emergence.

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  1. Classifying Emergence in Robot Swarms: An Observer-Dependent Approach

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    The paper argues that classifying a system as a swarm or as exhibiting a given type of emergence requires knowledge of its unobservable internal dynamics, not just its observable trajectories.

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