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Complexity Economics: A Different Way to Look at the Economy

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Bringing Data to Life: Visualizing the Development of Economies, Cities and Culture

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Cascading behaviors are ubiquitous, from power-grid failures (1) to “flash crashes” in financial markets (2, 3) to the spread of political movements such as the “Arab Spring” (4). The causes of these ...

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Embodied Intelligence, Nihat Ay, SFI and Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences

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Can a hybrid theory improve models for disturbed systems?

Up on the hill there’s an institute that is devoted to studying complex systems, and it's world renowned. [The Santa Fe Institute] is the most famous institute in the world for studying complex ...

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Random Graphs as Models of Networks

The random graph of Erdos and Renyi is one of the oldest and best studied models of a network, and possesses the considerable advantage of being exactly solvable for many of its average properties.

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Harnessing Technology to Transform the Criminal Justice System: Opportunities and Challenges

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Why is Baseball Better at Using Its Data to Allocate Assets than the Financial Industry?

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The Long Journey from Market Cerebellum to Market Cerebrum: Where Big Data Needs to Go Next

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Optimization from Mt. Fuji to the Rockies

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