TAP-RDN-0064
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TAP reading note: Quantifying resilience of humans and other animals
The paper proposes studying resilience through dynamics: slower recovery may accompany changes in variance, temporal autocorrelation or correlations between subsystems. These are testable ideas, but simulations and findings cited from other papers are not new human clinical validation by this article.
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- TAP ID
- TAP-RDN-0064
- Object type
- Research reading note
- Current edition
- v1.0 · English ↗
- Publication status
- Published
- Content updated
- Publisher
- The Allostasis Project
- Author
- TAP Editorial Team
- Current content URL
- https://allostasisproject.org/research/scheffer-2018/
- Permanent record URL
- https://tcite.org/TAP-RDN-0064
Quantifying resilience of humans and other animals
Scheffer M · Bolhuis JE · Borsboom D · Buchman TG · Gijzel SMW · Goulson D · Kammenga JE · Kemp B · van de Leemput IA · Levin S · Martin CM · Melis RJF · van Nes EH · Romero LM · Olde Rikkert MGM
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 2018
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| Language | Version | Archived | Editorial record |
|---|---|---|---|
| 中文 | v1.0 ↗Current | View record ↗ | |
| English | v1.0 ↗Current | View record ↗ |
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