State-space is a very powerful mathematical way of modeling the "state" or configuration of dynamical systems, systems that change over time. An "attractor" is by definition a system configuration that things tend to over time, so what @pjheinz has said is not actually very interesting. Attractors need not be good things, they're just things.
Haha, just because your dynamic system has an attractor does not mean the attractor is desirable.
"the have a tendency toward an attractor in state-space" Interesting, can you expand? What is state-space, by the way?
State-space is a very powerful mathematical way of modeling the "state" or configuration of dynamical systems, systems that change over time. An "attractor" is by definition a system configuration that things tend to over time, so what @pjheinz has said is not actually very interesting. Attractors need not be good things, they're just things.