We continue with the previous experiment
. The proliferon consists of three transient processes, CA-2,CA-3,CA-4.
The sentinel process , CA-2, is injured, and
CA-4 controls the resource quantity delivered to CA-2. Actually CA-4 controls the well being of the
proliferon. The more resources it accumulates, the healthier it is.
We may thus distinguish between several types of CA. The first is isolated,
and the fastest resources (tolerance) accumulator.
This CA-2 does not die. After delivering its resources
it keeps a small amount and then starts again. The narrow portion consists of
non producing stem cells.
CA structure is controlled by three processes:
1. CA-2 injury. f[state[5,1],
extent=1, color=0]
2. CA-4 resources delivery to CA-2. {delivery
threshold, 1, 20}
3. CA-1 (stem process) which controls the when CA-2 state will be replaced with that
of CA-1. change state: f[state[2,i+1] state[1,k]] {k,1,46}.
Since the timing of CA-2 injury does not change. The interaction
between the three CA generates 46*20*4 solutions,
each with its particular tolerance gaining capacity. It is summarized
by the tolerance gain surface.
The surface illustrates two WOB meanings:
1. It is a process set (46*20*n).
2. It holds a knowledge to make this set a solutions
set.
The third meaning, optimization,
is still open. Looking at the surface you might conclude that WOB
maximizes tolerance gain. However WOB optimization is more than that. It
has the following objectives:
1. Maximize tolerance gain (health), AND
2. Maximize learning, experience, creativity (interaction), AND,
3. Minimize vulnerability.