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Forecasting complexity is a measure of complexity put forward by the physicist Peter Grassberger.^[1]

Crutchfield and Young's concept of statistical complexity is closely related to this.^[2]

References

^ Pablo Funes. "Complexity measures for complex systems and complex objects". Retrieved 2012-08-04.
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