Human lives even those of very successful artists do not have the same narrative tug or artificial complexities as the subject's characters and stories.
The goal is to advance the state of science in formal reasoning, analysis, and system building drawing on and encouraging advances in areas at the confluence of social networks, artificial intelligence, complexity, machine learning, sociology, business, political science, economics, and operations research.
Here, we investigated whether adding small-scale complexity (artificial turf) to artificial rock-pools ('flowerpots') on urban seawalls enhanced their effectiveness to increase native biodiversity.
Sessile invertebrates occupied greater proportions of available space on topographically simple 'blank' surfaces or low complexity artificial turf than those with high complexity turf, whereas mobile taxa were generally more abundant on the turf.
Others fear that an artificial restriction of complexity will probably lead to the omission of key parameters that have a huge influence on the overall prediction errors.
Here the presence and complexity of artificial turf was manipulated on an artificial structure to test the hypothesis that the colonisation of sessile invertebrates and mobile epibiota would vary with habitat complexity.
Juvenile giant kelpfish hunted for grass shrimp in a laboratory experiment in which two levels of grass shrimp density were crossed with three levels of structural complexity (low density artificial eelgrass, low density artificial eelgrass with artificial epiphytes, and high density artificial eelgrass).
"Information theory" was becoming a buzzword, much as "artificial intelligence," "chaos" and "complexity" would in the 1980s and 1990s.
Both sessile and mobile assemblage compositions differed according to the presence of artificial turf, and its complexity.
Within the review, the main area highlighted for consideration in future research and management is the design and complexity of artificial reefs.
