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Algorithmic Information Dynamics

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  • UserDr Hector Zenil, King's College London
  • ClockThursday 20 February 2025, 15:00-16:00
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I will introduce the field of Algorithmic Information Dynamics or AID , a framework based on the principles of Information Theory, Compressibility, Algorithmic Probability and Perturbation Analysis to study objects, in particular evolving networks from a point of view of generating mechanisms in software space, and how it can be used to characterise certain aspects of living systems and recent research on biosignatures.

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