Biologically motivated machine intelligence

  • Hastings H
  • Waner S
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Abstract

Biological systems routinely solve problems involving pattern recognition and feature extraction. Such problems do not appear to admit similarly routine algorithmic solutions; the power of biological systems in this regard apparently arises from nonalgorithmic dynamics. It is our intention to explore, and to develop principles of, functional characteristics of natural (biological) intelligence with a view to their realization through an appropriate automation model.

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Hastings, H. M., & Waner, S. (1986). Biologically motivated machine intelligence. ACM SIGART Bulletin, (95), 29–31. https://doi.org/10.1145/1056563.1056566

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