auto-organização e complexidade: o problema do desenvolvimento do ciclo vigília-sono

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1998
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Abstract
NESTE ARTIGO tenta-se estabelecer algumas interpretações teóricas para os conceitos de auto-organização e complexidade em sistemas biológicos, utilizando-se idéias originárias da Teoria da Informação e da Teoria dos Sistemas Dinâmicos. Além disso, apresenta-se um exemplo de aplicação dos métodos propostos ao problema da caracterização do grau de organização do ciclo vigília-sono em bebês.
THIS ARTICLE is a trial on stablishing some theoretical formalisms for the concepts of self-organizing and complex biological systems, using ideas from Information Theory and Dynamical Systems Theory. As an example the organization of the sleep-wake cycle in babies is studied, applying the methods proposed.
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Authors ;José Roberto Castilho Piqueira;Ana Amélia Benedito-Silva
Journal journal of theoretical and applied information technology
Year 1998
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10.1590/S0103-40141998000200015
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