Some 800 years ago, English philosopher William of Ockham developed a principle giving precedence to simplicity. Called Occam's Razor, his problem-solving principle is that in the event of two competing solutions, the simpler one is preferable. It is sometimes expressed as "Entities are not to be multiplied beyond necessity." Putting this into a modern context, [...]The post Does Occam's Razor apply to modern control solutions? appeared first on 999 Automation Blog.
