Information Macro Dynamic Approach for Modelling in Biology and Medicine
Vladimir S. Lerner · Journal of Biological Systems · 1997
Informational Macro Dynamics (IMD) contains formal mathematical and computer methodology to describe transformation of random information processes (at microlevel) into system dynamic processes (at macrolevel) to model the observed processes on the basis of both discovery of their information dynamic regularities, and the identification of macro dynamic equations. Informational description of interactions includes not only physical connections between the processes, but also the information superimposition of processes of different nature with transferring information from one interacting process to others and creating the information defect. The synthesized optimal macro dynamics gives rise to self-organized structures, becoming ordered in the process of optimal motion. The macro model's systemic mechanisms have similarities with the biosystemic functional activities. This paper introduces the concrete biological examples of the constructive IMD model applications for analysis and discovery of some important biosystem mechanisms, functions and phenomena.