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| + | ====== Critical Information: Covid-19 ====== | ||
| + | === Particularly focused on Australia, but relevant to almost anyone anywhere === | ||
| + | If you do nothing else today, please read the links from **[[Covid19|this page]]** | ||
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| + | Posted 15th March 2020 | ||
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| The Structured Complexity Group supports a vibrant international community working in the general area of complex systems. Its core research develops, extends and applies automated methods for learning good solutions to complex problems, where the answers are expected to be simpler, but possibly still complex, structures. It [[research:publications|publishes]] innovative work in the leading conferences and journals in the field. | The Structured Complexity Group supports a vibrant international community working in the general area of complex systems. Its core research develops, extends and applies automated methods for learning good solutions to complex problems, where the answers are expected to be simpler, but possibly still complex, structures. It [[research:publications|publishes]] innovative work in the leading conferences and journals in the field. | ||
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