Models of complexity: The example of emotions
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (6):1053-1054 (2001)
| Abstract | Using the example of the difficulties which emerge when trying to model complex behaviors – such as emotional expression – that result from stochastic interactions between different components, we argue that biorobotics may well describe one possible evolution of certain features of a biological system, but cannot pretend to be a simulation of the whole behavior of the system. | |||||||||
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