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Complex behavior refers to the dynamic patterns exhibited by a system as a whole that are difficult to infer directly from the properties of individual components, such as oscillation, chaos, adaptation, or pattern recognition.
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How Can Simple Circuits Give Rise to Complex Behaviors?
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