Quantifying the Autonomy of Structurally Diverse Automata: A Comparison of Candidate Measures
Should the internal structure of a system matter when it comes to autonomy? While there is still no consensus on a rigorous, quantifiable definition of autonomy, multiple candidate measures and related quantities have been proposed across various disciplines, including graph-theory, information-theo...
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Autor principal: | Larissa Albantakis |
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Lenguaje: | EN |
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MDPI AG
2021
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