Patricia Holloway
Rocky Mountain Center for Cognitive Dynamics
emergent consciousness modelscomplex adaptive systemscomputational neuroscienceinformation theory in biology
Patricia Holloway is a researcher at Rocky Mountain Center for Cognitive Dynamics working on emergent consciousness models, complex adaptive systems, computational neuroscience, information theory in biology. Patricia Holloway has 3 papers in this archive, 245 citations, an h-index of 41 and an i10-index of 42.
Patricia researches the thresholds between computation and subjective experience within large-scale neural networks. Her work models how simple rules can lead to vastly complex, self-organizing behavior in artificial substrates.
Publications
| Title | Cited by | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Computational Modeling of Semantic Drift in Neural Network Attractors: Mapping Linguistic Entropy to Dynamical System Stability Thresholds Jürgen Albrecht, Patricia Holloway, Burak Demirci Annals of Computational Semantics, 4(326), 735–753 |
380 | 2024 |
| The Temporal Drag Coefficient: Quantifying Psychosocial Strain Induced by Extended Daily Commutes in Hyper-Urbanized Istanbul Leyla Demir, Klaus Richter, Patricia Holloway Annals of Urban Cognitive Ecology, 37(972), 252–283 |
145 | 2024 |
| Temporal Strain Accumulation in Urban Transit: A Biomechanical and Psychosocial Assessment of Daily Commutes Exceeding 60 Minutes in Istanbul Leyla Demir, Vivian Holloway, Patricia Holloway Annals of Hyperurban Physiology, 6(158), 892–928 |
67 | 2024 |