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Circuitry of Clues to Platonic Ideation

First of all, I wish to apologize for this somewhat pompous title, but I hope that at the end of my talk you will have forgiven me for having invoked Plato’s esoteric ideas in order to embellish the thoughts b...

Heinz Von Foerster in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

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Logisticon

Any logical function of n arguments can be represented by a single Venn diagram, each of whose spaces contains a 0 or 1 in Boolean fashion. Using 1 for true and 0 for false they constitute the truth table of t...

Warren S. McCulloch in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

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The Simulation of Learning and Decision-Making Behavior

In this paper we examine the peculiar difficulties of simulating the learning behavior of man, certain animals, and those mechanical artifacts in which forms of organization evolve.

Gordon Pask in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

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Learning in a Nondigital Environment

Machines which simulate animal learning have been described by Uttley [13, 14] with his conditional probability computer, Walter [16] with his conditioned reflex analogue, and many others including Selfridge [...

Alex M. Andrew in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

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Storage and Manipulation of Information in Random Networks

Innumerable questions can be asked in relation to the brain. How does it work? How should a “thinking machine” work? How is it that there is in the universe the consistency which makes a “thinking machine” pos...

R. L. Beurle in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

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Theoretical Models of Space Perception

How can we characterize perceptual activity from the standpoint of information theory? There are obviously several lines of approach. First, functionally, we may consider perception as the organism’s answer to th...

Donald M. MacKay in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

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The Logic of Biosimulation

Delimiting the key word of our title, we can more specifically confine ourselves and speak of the logic of anthroposimulation, the most advanced type of biosimulation possible, since man is the highest known l...

Charles Arthur Muses in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

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Random Assembly of Logical Elements

Since the notion of random and randomness repeatedly arises in the field we are discussing, I thought that maybe it would be of some interest to build examples of what may happen in certain circumstances when ...

M. Paul Schützenberger in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

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On Microelectronic Components, Interconnections, and System Fabrication

Microelectronic data processing systems are analyzed and various requirements for components are considered. The rapid reduction in transmission line cross section upon scaling down causes increased losses in ...

Kenneth R. Shoulders in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

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The Self-Reproducing System

High among the interesting phenomena of organization shown by life is that of reproduction. We are naturally led to ask: How can a system reproduce itself? And we go headlong into a semantic trap unless we pro...

W. Ross Ashby in Aspects of the Theory of Artificial Intelligence (1962)

Article

Über die Approximation asymptotischer Entwicklungen I

Für einige Typen linearer homogener Differentialgleichungen werden an Stelle der asymptotischen Entwicklungen für große Werte der unabhängigen Variablenx Approximationen im gleichmäßigen Sinne aus der Differentia...

Professor Dr. G. Meinardus in Computing (1966)

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Adaptive control via quasilinearization and differential approximation

Suppose that a system undergoes a process described by a set of differential equations. The equations contain some unknown parameters and not all the initial conditions are known. Observations are made on some...

R. Bellman, R. Kalaba, R. Sridhar in Computing (1966)

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Verallgemeinerung funktionentherotischer Verfahren für Analogrechner auf allgemeinere Funktionentheorien

Zur Untersuchung der Abbildungseigenschaften analytischer Funktionen gibt es bekannte Verfahren für einen Analogrechner. Diese Verfahren werden in der vorliegenden Arbeit auf den Fall einer allgemeineren Funkt...

Dr. N. Apostolatos in Computing (1966)

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Zertifikat zu Algorithmus 1 Cholbd [H. Rutishauser, Computing 1 (1966)]

F. Nake in Computing (1966)

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Buchbesprechungen

H. Kremser, W. Knödel, L. Collatz, W. Eberl, H. Beilner, E. Bukovics in Computing (1966)

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Über das Transportproblem mit beliebigen zusätzlichen linearen Nebenbedingungen

Das klassische Transportproblem wurde durch zusätzliche Bedingungen ergänzt, die in Form beliebiger linearer Gleichungen oder Ungleichungen vorgegeben sind und allenfalls auch zusätzliche Variable beinhalten k...

Dr. P. Meissl Dozent am in Computing (1966)

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Ein Verfahren zur Identifizierung von Zeichen, deren Wiedergabe stationären statischen Störungen unterworfen ist

SeiE={e ₁, ...,e _m } eine Menge zufälliger Ereignissee _i , die mit den WahrscheinlichkeitenP _i auftreten....

Dr. R. Albrecht, Dr. W. Werner in Computing (1966)

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Block-stochastic matrices and associated finite-state languages

Finite automata are considered whose transition matrix is blockstochastic. The block-stochastic structure defines an equivalence relation among states of the automata. The implications of this relation are inv...

Dr. phil. W. Kuich, Dipl.-Ing. Dr. techn. K. Walk in Computing (1966)

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Algorithmus 1 Lineares Gleichungssystem mit symmetrischer positivdefiniter Bandmatrix nach CHOLESKY

H. Rutishauser in Computing (1966)