Emergentti
Emergentti is a term in complexity science for a theoretical framework and software toolkit that models emergent phenomena in complex adaptive systems. It examines how simple local interactions among agents yield global patterns, emphasizing modularity, multi-scale analysis, probabilistic dynamics, and reproducible experimentation. The concept emerged in the late 2010s, bridging complexity science with agent-based modeling and systems engineering.
Etymology and scope: Emergentti is a neologism intended to evoke emergent behavior and multiplicity of outcomes.
Architecture and features: Core components include agent models with rule sets, interaction topology, and environmental context,
Applications and impact: Researchers apply Emergentti to study flocking, crowd dynamics, market microstructure, ecosystem resilience, and
See also and notes: Emergentti is a relatively new or niche term and may appear in specific