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Œuvres de Michael A. Arbib

The Handbook of Brain Theory and Neural Networks (1995) — Directeur de publication — 72 exemplaires
Brains, Machines, and Mathematics (1987) 60 exemplaires
Who Needs Emotions?: The Brain Meets the Robot (Series in Affective Science) (2005) — Directeur de publication — 32 exemplaires
The Construction of Reality (1986) 19 exemplaires
From Schema Theory to Language (1987) 7 exemplaires

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The Oxford Handbook of Language Evolution (2012) — Contributeur — 20 exemplaires
Mirror neurons and the evolution of brain and language (2002) — Contributeur — 15 exemplaires

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Indeholder "Chapter 1. Sets, Maps, and Relations", "1.1 Sets", "1.2 Exponents and Series", "1.3 Maps and Relations", "Chapter 2. Induction, Strings, and Language", "2.1 Induction on the Natural Numbers", "2.2 The Strings Over an Arbitrary Set", "2.3 Languages and Automata: A First Look", "2.4 Context-Free Grammars", "2.5 Processing Lists", "Chapter 3. Counting, Recurrences, and Trees", "3.1 Some Counting Principles", "3.2 Trees and Recurrences", "3.3 An Example of Algorithm Analysis", "Chapter 4. Switching Circuits, Proofs, and Logic", "4.1 Truth Tables and Switching Circuits", "4.2 Proving Theorems", "Chapter 5. Binary Relations, Lattices, and Infinity", "5.1 Equivalence Relations and Partial Orders", "5.2 Lattices and Boolean Algebras", "5.3 An Introduction to Infinity", "5.4 Another Look at Trees", "Chapter 6. Graphs, Matrices, and Machines", "6.1 An Invitation to Graph Theory", "6.2 Graphs and Matrices", "6.3 Finite-State Acceptors and Their Graphs", "Author index", "Notation index", "Subject index".

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bnielsen | Dec 9, 2012 |
Professionals (neuroscientists and roboticists) writing for each other rather than for the general reader. None of them gets into such speculative areas as uploading of minds into robots, but *I* wonder whether emotionality should not be intentionally left out in such contexts. Mightn't a person's average happiness level be higher if the emotional aspect of mentation could be shut down? Mightn't the world's misery level be lower if the shutting down could be universal?
 
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