Complexity, Volume 8

Volume 8, Number 3, January/February 2003

• Complexity at large. 3-9
  
• Harold J. Morowitz:
  Embryonic stem cells. 10-11
  

• Erica Jen:
  Stable or robust? What's the difference? 12-18
  

• Dominique Chu, Roger Strand, Ragnar Fjelland:
  Theories of complexity. 19-30
  
• John Bracht:
  Investigating a general biology. 31-41
  

• Hassan Masum:
  Decoding biological systems with evolutionary computation. 42-44
  

• Asif Khalak:
  Agent-based model for economic impact of free software. 45-55
  
• Eleonora Bilotta, Antonio Lafusa, Pietro Pantano:
  Searching for complex CA rules with GAs. 56-67
  
• Alexander C. Zorach, Robert E. Ulanowicz:
  Quantifying the complexity of flow networks: How many roles are there? 68-76
  

Volume 8, Number 4, March/April 2003

• John L. Casti:
  How close can you get? 10-14
  

• Jens Christian Claussen:
  Winner-relaxing and winner-enhancing Kohonen maps: Maximal mutual information from enhancing the winner. 15-22
  
• Werner Ebeling, Udo Erdmann:
  Nonequilibrium statistical mechanics of swarms of driven particles. 23-30
  
• Christoph Hauert, György Szabó:
  Prisoner's dilemma and public goods games in different geometries: Compulsory versus voluntary interactions. 31-38
  
• Stefan Häusler, Henry Markram, Wolfgang Maass:
  Perspectives of the high-dimensional dynamics of neural microcircuits from the point of view of low-dimensional readouts. 39-50
  
• Elisangela Ferretti Manffra, Holger Kantz, Mario Ragwitz:
  Genetic distance in sequence space of evolving populations. 51-56
  
• Dörthe Malzahn, Manfred Opper:
  Learning curves and bootstrap estimates for inference with Gaussian processes: A statistical mechanics study. 57-63
  
• Lehel Csató, Manfred Opper, Ole Winther:
  Tractable inference for probabilistic data models. 64-68
  
• Andrew N. Pargellis:
  Self-organizing genetic codes and the emergence of digital life. 69-78
  
• Gordon Pipa, Markus Diesmann, Sonja Grün:
  Significance of joint-spike events based on trial-shuffling by efficient combinatorial methods. 79-86
  
• Bernhard Schölkopf:
  Statistical learning theory, capacity, and complexity. 87-94
  
• J. C. Stiller:
  Adaptive online learning of generative stochastic models. 95-101
  
• Andreas Thiel, Helmut Schwegler, Christian W. Eurich:
  Complex dynamics is abolished in delayed recurrent systems with distributed feedback times. 102-108
  

Volume 8, Number 5, May/June 2003

• Complexity at large. 3-11
  

• Anastasios A. Tsonis, Panagiotis A. Tsonis:
  On words and genes. 12-13
  
• Wentian Li:
  Reply to "On words and genes" by A. A. Tsonis and P. A. Tsonis. 13
  
• Wentian Li:
  Reply to "On words and genes" by A. A. Tsonis and P. A. Tsonis. 13-14
  

• Harold J. Morowitz:
  The small world of science. 15-16
  

• R. E. Crist:
  What good is philosophy? 17-18
  

• Manojit Roy, Mercedes Pascual, Alain Franc:
  Broad scaling region in a spatial ecological system. 19-27
  
• Luc Neuberg, Koen Bertels:
  Heterogeneous trading agents. 28-35
  
• Martin Pelikan, David E. Goldberg:
  A hierarchy machine: Learning to optimize from nature and humans. 36-45
  
• Ilya Safro, Lee Segel:
  Collective stochastic versions of playable games as metaphors for complex biosystems: Team connect four. 46-55
  

Volume 8, Number 6, July/August 2003

• Complexity at large. 3-11
  
• John L. Casti:
  How history happens, or why the conventional wisdom is always wrong. 12-16
  

• Dwight W. Read:
  From behavior to culture: An assessment of cultural evolution and a new synthesis. 17-41
  

• Van Savage:
  Is biology just chemistry? 42-44
  

• Aaron Corbet:
  A study of prebiotic evolution. 45-67