Abstract
PurposeTo review the edited anthology Anticipatory Behavior in Adaptive Learning Systems: Foundations, Theories, and Systems.Design/methodology/approachComments on the book's 16 articles that rapidly transition from introductory philosophy to specific research reports.FindingsThe consensus is that anticipatory behaviors are critical to performance in a variety of natural and built systems – especially adaptive learning systems. This outcome, with some disagreement among the authors, is demonstrated through a variety of exemplars.Originality/valueThe reviewer feels that this book is of seminal importance. The exploration of anticipatory behaviors as a legitimate and promising area of informed discourse and scientific research is novel and definitely a major contribution toward understanding and enhancing the performance of complex systems.
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