Process or system complexity can be number {logical depth}| {depth of argument} of steps from original input to final output [Bennett, 1988] [Herken, 1988] [Norretranders, 1998] [Goodwin, 1994] [Kauffman, 1993] [Koch and Laurent, 1999] [May, 1976] [Pagels, 1988] [Prigogine and Nicolis, 1989] [Prigogine and Stengers, 1984] [Prigogine, 1980] [Smale, 1967]. Steps can be logical steps from premises to conclusions, cause-and-effect relationships, or algorithm steps.
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