Complex Entropic Forms for Gradient Pattern Analysis of Spatio-temporal Dynamics
Fernando M. Ramos, Reinaldo R. Rosa, Camilo Rodrigues Neto, Ademilson Zanandrea
Abstract
In this paper we describe two new computational operators, called complex entropic form (CEF) and generalized complex entropic form (GEF), for pattern characterization of spatially extended systems. Besides of being a measure of regularity, both operators permit to quantify the degree of phase disorder associated with a given gradient field. An application of CEF and GEF to the analysis of the gradient pattern dynamics of a logistic Coupled Map Lattice is presented. Simulations using a Gaussian and random initial condition, provide interesting insights on the the system gradual transition from order/symmetry to disorder/randomness.
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