Ceri
Thanks for drawing my attention to this:
(a) it is a thorough and as far as I can see fair and balanced review of the numerical techniques on offer
(b) it is easier for me to understand than all that transactional power dynamic stuff in the social networks thread
(c) it's just saved me a week's work digging out & reading references for something I'm writing - I can replace them all with one
Excellent
Chris
PS you're the second person today to raise Habermas - maybe I need to go and look this up
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27/10/2004
On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 10:52:00 EDT, Ceri Brown wrote:
> HI,
>
> Can I draw your attention to an interesting, if not quite
> intelligible paper (to me at any rate) concerning the application
> of variability techniques in critical care to look at issues of
> complexity. It's light on the exact practical details, but in a
> rich technological environment (well they are based in Canada)
> measurement of changes in variability can be measured. It's all to
> do with power law trending (I think, any more knowledgeable opinion
> would be gratefully received)
>
> Complex Systems and the technology of variability analysis Seeley
> AJE, Macklem PT
>
> It is available online at www.ccforum.com/content 8/6/R367.
>
> Regards,
>
> Ceri
>
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