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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Antifragile"”.

  1. Antifragile Communications

    … This dissertation develops the concept of antifragile communications, defined as the capability for a communications system to improve in performance due to a system stressor or harsh condition. Antifragility refers to systems that increase in capability, resilience, or robustness as a …

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  2. Addressing Rural Health Access Inequity by Assessing Potential and Organizational Readiness for Antifragile Electronic Health Project Design in Rural Communities

    … contexts, or sustain in their original settings. Antifragile design and complexity informed principles can improve pilot project lifespans, where antifragile entities gain stability from uncertainty, rather than lose integrity. Operators of antifragile projects include optionality, non-linear …

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  3. Flourishing in fragility: how to build antifragile ecosystems of learning, that nurture healthy vulnerability, in fragile environments in the Western Cape (South Africa) with at-risk learners

    This research is a qualitative, autoethnographic study of antifragility in fragile spaces. It was written using data from Applied Theatre workshops, rehearsals and exercises; as well as questionnaires, semi-structured interviews and open discussions in focus groups with at-risk learners from …

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  4. Open Source Software Development as a Complex System

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