Reexamination of an Information Geometric Construction of Entropic Indicators of Complexity
arXiv:1011.5556
Abstract
Information geometry and inductive inference methods can be used to model dynamical systems in terms of their probabilistic description on curved statistical manifolds. In this article, we present a formal conceptual reexamination of the information geometric construction of entropic indicators of complexity for statistical models. Specifically, we present conceptual advances in the interpretation of the information geometric entropy (IGE), a statistical indicator of temporal complexity (chaoticity) defined on curved statistical manifolds underlying the probabilistic dynamics of physical systems.
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