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RE: Understanding Dynamical Systems: Introduction to Chaos Theory and Its Real Life Applications
Yeah I understand it is a simplifiction.
What do you mean with
in the case of nonlinear methods,if the methods are used only when determinism is strong then there is would be a limitation, but is used even when determinism is weak.
More specifically, what is strong determinism and what is weak determinism?
In using nonlinear methods (algorithms) on real (Field) data, there might be the absent of clear behavior as predicted by theoretical requirement that the data be deterministic to a very good approximation ( which has been reported in some research work I have seen). However, some qualitative information can still be obtained using these tools with some adjustments. This is what I mean by weak determinism.
(Sorry for my late response, I have been out of town)