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Kinetic models - mathematical models of everything? : Comment on "Collective learning modelling based on the kinetic theory of active particles" by D. Burini et al.
Since the emergence of systematic science it has been recognized that a natural phenomenon can be described by different models that vary in their complexity and their ability to capture the details of the features relevant at the required level of the resolution. It has been tacitly assumed tha
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