Summarizing the behaviour of complex dynamic systems

This paper outlines a general method for summarizing the behaviour of complex dynamic systems inspired by Bayesian causal analysis. The method is universally applicable and often permits to cut the backward causal loops through which the analyzed variables seem to co-determine themselves due to the nonlinearity of the equations describing complex systems.

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