Rückkopplungsnetzwerke
Rückkopplungsnetzwerke, often translated as feedback networks, are systems where the output of a process influences its own input. This creates a loop, allowing the system to regulate, amplify, or stabilize its behavior. There are two main types: positive feedback and negative feedback.
In a negative feedback network, the output acts to oppose or counteract the input. This is a
Positive feedback networks, conversely, amplify the initial change. The output reinforces the input, leading to a
The concept of feedback is fundamental to understanding complex systems across various disciplines, including cybernetics, control