Systems Science is the study of general principles governing systems of widely differing types, and the use of systems ideas and methods in interdisciplinary research and socio-technical system design and management. Systems science draws on the natural and social sciences, mathematics, computer science, and engineering to address complex problems in the public and private sectors.
See also: Systems Science Program Systems Science Seminar Series
Submissions from 1998
Effect of Environmental Structure on Evolutionary Adaptation, Jeffrey Alan Fletcher, Mark A. Bedau, and Martin Zwick
The Judging Process for SyM Bowl: A High School System Dynamics Modeling Competition, Wayne W. Wakeland
Submissions from 1997
Complexity and Decomposability of Relations, Martin Zwick
Improving ANN Generalization Using a Priori Knowledge to Pre-Structure ANNs, George G. Lendaris, Armin Rest, and Thomas R. Misley
Resolution of Local Inconsistency in Identification, Douglas Ray Anderson and Martin Zwick
Training Strategies for Critic and Action Neural Networks in Dual Heuristic Programming Method, George G. Lendaris and C. Paintz
Submissions from 1996
Chaos and Detection, Andrew M. Fraser
Control Uniqueness in Reconstructability Analysis, Martin Zwick
Dependence of Adaptability on Environmental Structure in a Simple Evolutionary Model, Jeffrey Alan Fletcher, Mark A. Bedau, and Martin Zwick
Global Optimization Studies on the 1-D Phase Problem, Martin Zwick, Byrne Elliot Lovell, and Jim Marsh
Submissions from 1995
Projection in Conceptual Graphs Using Neural Networks, Kenneth Willett and George Lendaris
Set-Theoretic Reconstructability of Elementary Cellular Automata, Martin Zwick and Hui Shu
Towards an Ontology of Problems, Martin Zwick
Variance and Uncertainty Measures of Population Diversity Dynamics, Mark A. Bedau, Martin Zwick, and Alan Bahm
Submissions from 1994
Hardware Neural Network Implementation of Tracking System, George G. Lendaris, Robert M. Pap, Richard Saeks, Chas R. Thomas, and Richard M. Akita
Submissions from 1993
On Matching ANN Structure to Problem Domain Structure, George G. Lendaris, Martin Zwick, and Karl Mathia
Submissions from 1992
Use of a Structured Problem Domain to Explore Development of Modularized Neural Networks, George G. Lendaris and D. N. Todd
Submissions from 1991
An Information Theoretic Framework for Exploratory Multivariate Market Segmentation Research, Jamshid C. Hosseini, Robert R. Harmon, and Martin Zwick
Submissions from 1990
Metamodeling Aspects of Model Conceptualization, Wayne W. Wakeland
Submissions from 1988
Conceptual Graph Knowledge Systems as Problem Context for Neural Networks, George G. Lendaris
On Comparing Neural Net Training Paradigms via Graded Pattern Recognition Tasks, George G. Lendaris
Submissions from 1987
Improving Crystallographic Macromolecular Images: The Real-Space Approach, A. D. Podjarny, T. N. Bhat, and Martin Zwick
Submissions from 1986
On Systemness and the Problem Solver: Tutorial Comments, George G. Lendaris
Submissions from 1985
Microcomputer MRP in Three Months: Photon Kinetics, Wayne W. Wakeland
Personal Knowledge and the Inner Sciences, Martin Zwick
Submissions from 1984
Incompleteness, Negation, Hazard: On the Precariousness of Systems, Martin Zwick
Information, Constraint, and Meaning, Martin Zwick
Submissions from 1982
Entropy Measure in Input-Output Analysis, Martin Zwick and Abbas Heiat
Submissions from 1980
Structural Modeling—A Tutorial Guide, George G. Lendaris
Submissions from 1979
On the Human Aspects in Structural Modeling, George G. Lendaris
The Use of Structural Modeling for Technology Assessment, Harold A. Linstone, George G. Lendaris, Steven D. Rogers, and Wayne W. Wakeland
Submissions from 1978
Dialectics and Catastrophe, Martin Zwick
Fuzziness and Catastrophe, Martin Zwick, Daniel Guy Schwartz, and George G. Lendaris
Requisite Variety and the Second Law, Martin Zwick
Some Analogies of Hierarchical Order in Biology and Linguistics, Martin Zwick
Submissions from 1970
Diffraction-Pattern Sampling for Automatic Pattern Recognition, George G. Lendaris and Gordon L. Stanley
Submissions from 1965
Structure and Constraint in Discrete Adaptive Networks, George G. Lendaris and Gordon L. Stanley
Submissions from 1964
On the Definition of Self-Organizing Systems, George G. Lendaris