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*[[Reading in economics and public policy]] | *[[Reading in economics and public policy]] | ||
*[[Reading in organization theory]] | *[[Reading in organization theory]] | ||
Revision as of 19:27, 5 September 2009
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Science Posts Fall '009
- Reading in social groups
- Institutional Analysis and Design Ostrom Course
- Reading in economics and public policy
- Reading in organization theory
Science Posts Sp'09
- Historical papers in Phil. and Hist. of Cognitive Science
- Evolutionary design issues in dynamic networks and applications
- Biologically Inspired Computing
- Reading in GAs and Optimization
- 2009 Books Read
- Computational approached to studying evolution in biology
- 2009 Presentations
- Readings on Models in the Philosophy of Science
- Reading in Computational Neuroscience
- Reading in modularity and evolution
- Reading in groups and selection
- Reading in measures of network structure
- Reading in economics and public policy
- Project Ideas
Other Notes
Science Posts Fall '08
- NSF Project Ideas
- Robot Readings
- Insect/Biological Readings
- Exploratory Readings
- Randy's Papers
- Atoms of thought
- Vespignani's Complex Systems Seminar Readings
- Topics in Info Theory
- Good looking courses at IU
- Emergence
- Info, Cognition, Complexity Meetup Readings
- Project Ideas
- De/centralization in AI and Robotics
- Analysis and Design of CPGs
early 2008/2007 posts
- regulating rate of social change
- Why doesn't everything effect everything?
- Finance To-Learn
- Economics_To-Learn
- Is Centralization Confounded with Institutionalization?
- A TMS Experiment
- Scattered de/centralization notes
- Abbey's Pinto Bean Sludge
- Entropy Notes
- Projects of Fundamental Importance
- Links to Gladwell
- Time lapse tree
- Blog:A future of fads, and constantly fading beauty
- Quotes
- Observations about scale