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The Baltic Sea: A Living Environment,r hand, by motor systems which enable the CNS to act on the environment. In practice it is difficult to identify the boundaries between sensory or motor systems and central processing systems. Thus the input-output systems we consider in this chapter will have important components . the CNS as well as communication channels to and from it.

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Inductive synthesis of dot expressions, down through the generations is not always a good thing. New genes and new combinations of old genes may improve a species’ adaptation to its changing environment. Most of the genetic recombination mechanisms we will study have the introduction and maintenance of genetic variety as their primary function.

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Sari Nauman,Wojtek Jezierski,Leif Runefelte business and war games used in social science research (and for entertainment). Finally, games are a convenient medium in which to study methods of search which are fundamentally important to many areas of artificial intelligence research.

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Sari Nauman,Wojtek Jezierski,Leif Runefeltmade by application of principles which human theorem provers find difficult to use. This situation provides some evidence that artificial intelligence may be attainable with little or no consideration of its human counterpart.

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Balneotherapie der Poliomyelitis foundations of what is now known as statistical or mathematical communication theory (or, more popularly, information theory). In this chapter we explore aspects of Shannon’s contributions, as set forth in his 1948 paper entitled “The Mathematical Theory of Communication.”

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Palgrave Studies in Migration Historytern processing, such as mechanical speech recognition.) Despite this tremendous research investment computers still cannot “see” even a fraction as well as people. In this chapter we look at a few selected pieces of pattern recognition research in order to get an idea of what has been done and how much remains to be accomplished.