James K Hazy, Benyamin Lichtenstein, Stephen J Guastello
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摘要
本期特刊的文章考察了杰弗里·a·戈尔茨坦(Jeffrey a . Goldstein)对将涌现理解为一组正式过程的贡献。应用包括工作团队、组织、组织生态和社会。突出的方法包括基于代理的建模、公开可用的商业和政府报告的定性分析、团队讨论的结构化分析以及时间序列数据的非线性统计分析。
The articles in this special issue examine the contributions of Jeffrey A. Goldstein to the understanding of emergence as a formal group of processes. Applications include work teams, organizations, ecologies of organizations, and societies. Prominent methodologies include agent-based modeling, qualitative analysis of publicly available business and governmental reports, structured analyses of team discussions, and nonlinear statistical analysis of time series data.