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Emotions as intrinsic colored noise in biological systems
adaptation-and-self-organizing-systemsphysics-and-societypopulations-and-evolutionsocial-and-information-networks
The idea that emotions in biological systems are analogous to intrinsic colored noise is advanced and justified. A model describing the dynamics of operation of biological networks under the influence of colored noise is suggested. The agents of a biological network can be represented either by biol
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