Analysis of Animal Behavior by Means of a Dynamic Process Model
René Hirsig, Alexander A. Borbély · Journal of Cybernetics · 1975
One of the goals of behavioral science consists in the search for representative descriptions and numerical analysis of complex, dynamic behavioral systems [5]. System theory and the theory of adaptive systems offer a large range of identification methods, which are used mainly for technological applications. It may be, however, of interest to determine