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C. Gershenson, “Phase Transitions in Random {Boolean} Networks with Different Updating Schemes”. 2004.
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S. Goel, Bush, S. F., and Gershenson, C., “Self-Organization in Traffic Lights: Evolution of Signal Control with Advances in Sensors and Communications”. 2017.
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C. Gershenson, “Self-organizing Traffic Control: First Results”. 2003.
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C. Gershenson, “Where is the problem of ``Where is the mind?''?”. 2002.
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