Detection and emergence
Eric Bonabeau, Jean-Louis Dessalles (INFRES, LTCI)

TL;DR
This paper unifies two conceptions of emergence through the concept of detection, clarifying the role of the observer and providing a clearer definition of emergence based on complexity and detection.
Contribution
It reconciles different views of emergence by linking them to detection, offering a unified framework that emphasizes the observer's role.
Findings
Unified definition of emergence based on detection and complexity
Reconciliation of two conceptions of emergence as detection phenomena
Clarification of the observer's role in emergence
Abstract
Two different conceptions of emergence are reconciled as two instances of the phenomenon of detection. In the process of comparing these two conceptions, we find that the notions of complexity and detection allow us to form a unified definition of emergence that clearly delineates the role of the observer.
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