stimulus, expectations, desires and response strategies:the building blocks of nonlinear interaction dynamics

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Abstract
Stimulus and response functions, as the fundamental blocks of nonlinear interaction dynamics, are analyzed and modeled here, under a variety of interaction strategies. The backbone of the suggested model is a simple iterative dynamical formulation: the magnitude of a signal sent at present is a function of a relevant signal sent—as well as of a signal received—in the past; in turn, a signal received at present is a function of a signal received—as well as of a signal sent—in the past; namely,Ss(n+1)=fs{Ss(n)Sr(n)}    and   Sr(n+1)=fr{Sr(n)Ss(n)} where Ss/r is the size of a signal sent/received, and n is a point in time.
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Authors ;Dimitrios S. Dendrinos
Journal Journal of the American Heart Association
Year 2002
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10.1155/S102602260200016X
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