Modeling of biosystems from the stand point of “complexity” by W. Weaver and “fuzziness” by L.A. Zadeh

Abstract

Abstract The founder of information theory W. Weaver in 1948 and the theory of “Fuzziness” L.A. Zadeh spoke about the specifics of the behavior of living systems. In particular, W. Weaver took all living systems-systems of the third type-beyond the stochastic and deterministic approaches. Over the past many decades, no one has tried to test the hypotheses of these scientists from the standpoint of a special information approach to the description of biosystems. In recent years, the Eskov-Zinchenko effect was discovered, which dramatically changed the methods in the description of living systems. This effect is based on the proof of statistical instability of the samples of parameters of any functions of the human body. In this case, an analog of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle is introduced in the description of biosystems. As a result, new information technologies and new models for describing biological systems are emerging.