Abstract
The relationship between information acquisition (identification) and information processing (control) in their capability of dealing with uncertainty is studied. It is revealed that such a relationship can be established rigorously from the viewpoint of complexity. A notion of information-based complexity is hence introduced, first in its generality, and then in its special applications to metric spaces in feedback control systems. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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