Distinguishing signatures of determinism and stochasticity in spiking complex systems
18 February, 2013
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Sessió II. The Truman's show paradox: distinguishing the real world from the model using simulations.
Flashtalk: 'Distinguishing signatures of determinism and stochasticity in spiking complex systems' a càrrec d'Andrés Aragoneses Aguado dins la segona sessió de la 1a Jornada d'Investigadors Predoctorals Interdisciplinària (JIPI) el dia 7 de febrer de 2013 a l'Aula Magna de l'Edifici Històric de la Universitat de Barcelona (UB).
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