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Nonlinear Phenomena in Learning Processes
Nonlinear Phenomena in Learning Processes
Michael Stadler, Günter Vetter, John D. Haynes & Peter Kruse
Institute of Psychology and Cognition Research
and Center for Cognitive Sciences,
University of Bremen, D-28334 Bremen/Germany
Learning as self-organization
On the 1st Appalachian Conference we had the opportunity to present a synergetic view of order - chaos - order transitions in multistable perceptual processes (Stadler & Kruse 1993, Kruse & Stadler 1995). This time we shall deal with learning processes in which order - chaos - higher order phase transitions have to be expected.
The existence of nonlinear phenomena in the behavior of a system is a necessary condition and a strong ...
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