Ontology Of Psychiatric Conditions: Dynamical Systems – Lorien Psychiatry
The short version: A dynamical system is a mathematical structure with a set of variables and a description of how they interact over time. Some of these systems converge onto what are called "attractor basins", where many variables are simultaneously in an unusual and persistent state, but no particular variable can be singled out as…
November 11, 2020 miscellaneous The short version: A dynamical system is a mathematical structure with a set of variables and a description of how they interact over time. Some of these systems converge onto what are called “attractor basins”, where many variables are simultaneously in an unusual and persistent state, but no particular variable can be singled out as the cause. This might be a fruitful way of thinking of psychiatric disorders. The long version: Contents hide 1. What is a dynamical system? 2. How might dynamical systems be relevant to psychiatry? 3. How complicated can dynamical
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