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Random-text models have been proposed as an explanation for the power law relationship between word frequency and rank, the so-called Zipf's law. They are generally regarded as null hypotheses rather than models in the strict sense. In this context, recent theories of language emergence and...
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The next step in the understanding of the genome organization, after the determination of complete sequences, involves proteomics. The proteome includes the whole set of protein-protein interactions, and two recent independent studies have shown that its topology displays a number of surprising...
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In a recent study, Ohira and Sawatari presented a simple model of computer network traffic dynamics. These authors showed that a phase transition point is present separating the low-traffic phase with no congestion from the congestion phase as the packet creation rate increases. We further...
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A new order parameter approximation to random boolean networks (RBN) is introduced, based on the concept of Boolean derivative. A statistical argument involving an annealed approximation is used, allowing to measure the order parameter in terms of the statistical properties of a random matrix....
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A new model ecosystem of many interacting species is introduced in which the species are connected through a random matrix with a given connectivity. The model is studied both analytically and by numerical simulations. A probability distribution derived from the model is in good agreement with...
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A model of biological morphogenesis is presented. The model is based on a gene network cell description and the interaction among the nearest cells. Here interactions between cells are due to diffusion-like mechanisms and also due to inductive, cell-to-cell interactions. An extensive analysis...
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Here, assuming a general communication model where objects map to signals, a power function for the distribution of signal frequencies is derived. The model relies on the satisfaction of the receiver (hearer) communicative needs when the entropy of the number of objects per signal is maximized....
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