Atrial Fibrillation – Integrated Approach
The European 5-year research project AFFIRMO has been recently inaugurated. Ontonix is part of a multidisciplinary consortium across Europe representingContinue Reading
Tag: Complexity
On Extreme Problems
Extreme problems are very large-scale multi-disciplinary problems, involving thousands or millions of variables and which cannot be solved using conventionalContinue Reading
What Lies Beyond the QCM? The QCM2.
The classical complexity metric, which constitutes the core of the QCM, is scale-free. This means that the value of complexityContinue Reading
Stochastic Simulation: New Challenges and Perspectives for CAE in the 21st Century
Article from MSC’s Alpha Magazine, Vol 1, Winter 2003, written by Dr. J. Marczyk. “Clouds are not spheres, mountains areContinue Reading
On-board Battle Damage Assessment
Military operations aim to inflict damages on opposing forces and, unfortunately, sometimes entail suffering some damages in return. Either way,Continue Reading
Assessing Anesthetic Depth using Complexity
Anesthesia is a state of controlled, temporary loss of sensation or awareness that is induced for medical purposes. General anesthesiaContinue Reading
Management of Complexity: New Means of Understanding Risk and Failure
The understanding, and management of risk and uncertainty is important not only in engineering, but in all spheres of socialContinue Reading
Complexity: A Link Between Science and Art?
Serious science starts when you begin to measure. According to this philosophy we often apply our complexity technology in attempts toContinue Reading
Complexity and Measuring Thought
A few days ago I asked four friends to participate in an interesting experiment. I asked them to use aContinue Reading
What is the Theory behind Artificial Intuition?
From Wikipedia: Early mentions and definitions of intuition can be traced back to Plato. In his book Republic he triesContinue Reading
