We consider the evolution of a temporal signal X(t) that is an intrinsic random field of order zero. In the sense of a certain measurement-estimation experiment, the state of disorder of X(t) should increase toward an equilibrium state. The disorder of X(t) is measured by its ``physical information'' scrI, and the equilibrium state is determined by the condition that scrI be an extremum. The equilibrium state is shown to have a power spectrum S({ω}) of the form ω^-α,1{≤}{α}{≤}2, that of 1/f noise.
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Frieden et al. (1994) studied this question.
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