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Emergence in dynamical systems
In [Be17], we introduced the notion of emergence to quantify the statistical complexity of a dynamical system. Roughly speaking, emergence measures the number of probability measures required to describe, up to a given precision $ε$, the statistical behavior of most orbits. A system is said to have
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