
Michael McCormack
Michael has investigated fractals and chaos theories for over 30 years, with the development of numerous computer programs. He is a proponent of the concept that much of what is considered “noise” within common datasets has a signal that can be understood when using the correct techniques. This approach can be summarized as “not missing the trees for the forest.”
His professional career was as a petroleum engineer in Alberta, Canada.
The author has a keen interest in how mathematics and nature work, since forever.