The decrease of the information v.s. chaos ?

In summary, the concept of "information vs. chaos" refers to the balance between the amount of information available and the level of disorder or randomness in a system. As the amount of information increases, chaos decreases and order is established. However, when chaos increases, information becomes scarce and difficult to extract. This balance is crucial in many fields, including science, technology, and communication, as it affects our understanding and ability to organize and make sense of the world around us. Ultimately, finding a balance between information and chaos is essential for maintaining order and progress in society.
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the decrease of the information v.s. chaos ??

One book about Chaos says that we can use the decrease of the information of the system to define whether the system is chaotic or not.

I don't know why and how to do it?

If you know about it, can you show it to me, or you can tell me the corresponding papers.

Thank you!
 
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xylai said:
One book about Chaos says that we can use the decrease of the information of the system to define whether the system is chaotic or not.

I don't know why and how to do it?

If you know about it, can you show it to me, or you can tell me the corresponding papers.

Thank you!

This paper explains it is as the decrease of the observer's information of the system:
Chaos, Complexity, and Entropy
A physics talk for non-physicists
Michel Baranger
http://www.necsi.org/projects/baranger/cce.pdf
 
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Thank you for your developmental reply!
 
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atyy said:
This paper explains it is as the decrease of the observer's information of the system:
Chaos, Complexity, and Entropy
A physics talk for non-physicists
Michel Baranger
http://www.necsi.org/projects/baranger/cce.pdf

really good stuff, thanks.

Ll.
 

Related to The decrease of the information v.s. chaos ?

What is the difference between information and chaos?

The concept of information refers to the organized and meaningful data that can be used to convey knowledge and understanding. On the other hand, chaos refers to a state of disorder and unpredictability where it is difficult to extract any meaningful information.

Why is it important to study the decrease of information versus chaos?

Understanding the decrease of information versus chaos is crucial in many fields such as physics, biology, and computer science. It helps us to better comprehend the complex systems in our universe and make predictions about their behavior.

What factors contribute to the decrease of information and increase of chaos?

The decrease of information and increase of chaos can be caused by various factors such as randomness, entropy, and external disturbances. These factors can disrupt the order and organization of a system, leading to the decrease of information and increase of chaos.

Can the decrease of information and increase of chaos be reversed?

In some cases, it is possible to reverse the decrease of information and increase of chaos by introducing external controls or interventions. However, in many cases, it is a natural and irreversible process that occurs in complex systems.

How can we measure the decrease of information versus chaos?

There are various mathematical and statistical measures that can be used to quantify the decrease of information and increase of chaos in a system. These include measures of entropy, complexity, and information loss, among others.

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