Titlebook: Medicine in Three Societies; A comparison of medi John Fry Book 1969 Dr. John Fry 1969 care.medicine

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John Fryl perceivers are always engaged in meaningful causal relationships with their environments, and this aspect of perception will need to be taken into account in attempts to design and build perceiving machines.

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John Fryl perceivers are always engaged in meaningful causal relationships with their environments, and this aspect of perception will need to be taken into account in attempts to design and build perceiving machines.

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John Fryl perceivers are always engaged in meaningful causal relationships with their environments, and this aspect of perception will need to be taken into account in attempts to design and build perceiving machines.

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John Fryl perceivers are always engaged in meaningful causal relationships with their environments, and this aspect of perception will need to be taken into account in attempts to design and build perceiving machines.

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John Fryutational neuroscientists present brain-inspired models of perception, attention, cognitive control, decision making, conflict resolution and monitoring, knowledge representation and reasoning, learning and mem978-1-4939-3979-4978-1-4419-1452-1Series ISSN 2363-9105 Series E-ISSN 2363-9113

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John Fryents: inputs from the environment, processing mechanisms that operate on those inputs, and output products in the form of percepts. Causal relationships among and within these components of perception are in some cases mysterious, and this has led to extensive discussions of these issues in both the