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... elements of G participate in the relation F , This can be handled in general by the " X " notation ( McCarthy , 1960 ) but ... element required in the mechanism ( beside the capacity to manipulate the list structures ) is the ability to ...
... elements of G participate in the relation F , This can be handled in general by the " X " notation ( McCarthy , 1960 ) but ... element required in the mechanism ( beside the capacity to manipulate the list structures ) is the ability to ...
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... elements of description , Unger ( 1959 ) and Holland ( 1960 ) for parallel processing schemes , Hebb ( 1949 ) who is concerned with physio- logical description models , and the work of the Gestalt psychologists , notably Kohler ( 1947 ) ...
... elements of description , Unger ( 1959 ) and Holland ( 1960 ) for parallel processing schemes , Hebb ( 1949 ) who is concerned with physio- logical description models , and the work of the Gestalt psychologists , notably Kohler ( 1947 ) ...
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... element one - millionth of the credit for the completed task ? In certain special situa- tions we can do just this - e.g . , in the machines of Rosenblatt ( 1958 ) , Roberts ( 1960 ) , and Farley and Clark ( 1954 ) , etc. , where the ...
... element one - millionth of the credit for the completed task ? In certain special situa- tions we can do just this - e.g . , in the machines of Rosenblatt ( 1958 ) , Roberts ( 1960 ) , and Farley and Clark ( 1954 ) , etc. , where the ...
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... elements without very highly organized interconnections . Work on heuristic programming is characterized quite differently by the search for new , more powerful heuristics for solving very complex problems , and by very little concern ...
... elements without very highly organized interconnections . Work on heuristic programming is characterized quite differently by the search for new , more powerful heuristics for solving very complex problems , and by very little concern ...
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... elements of that set one by one . It should be viewed as autono- mously " pushing " elements through the system . Hence there is a flow of elements from generate to the process called test . Test is a process that determines whether ...
... elements of that set one by one . It should be viewed as autono- mously " pushing " elements through the system . Hence there is a flow of elements from generate to the process called test . Test is a process that determines whether ...
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