... Pitts published their paper “A logical Calculus of the Ideas Immanent in ... brain” and of the brain as a logic-machine in accordance with the McCulloch ... theory, nuclear deterrence and much more (New York: Pantheon Books, 1992), 283 ...
... Pitts , in their 1943 paper " A Logical Calculus of Ideas Immanent in Nervous Activity " [ 32 ] , showed that with a simple two - state logical decision element model , which they modeled after a simplified neuron , they could compute ...
Essays on Art, Sex, and the Mind Siri Hustvedt. brain, the computational theory of mind and brain took on a life of its own. McCulloch and Pitts's ... calculus.225 Karl Pribram (1919–2015), a scientist who was not shy about using mathematics ...
An Introduction to the Science of the Mind José Luis Bermúdez. Perner, J ... brain imaging. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 61, 76–89 ... theory to cognition and development: New frontiers. Advances in Child Development and ...
... brain function as important forerunners . So , indeed , they were . But so too was the seminal work of Warren McCulloch and Walter Pitts ( 1943 ) , whose paper entitled " A Logical Calculus ... Mind ' no longer goes ' more ghostly than a ...
... Science Fiction © Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyAll Rights Reserved When Hodgkin and I finished writing the 1952 papers, each of us moved to other lines of work ... brain, spinal cord, and nerves—is the world's most complex computer.
... theory, and this provides a means for describing the relationship between ... Pitts (1943) paper entitled A Logical Calculus of the Ideas Imminent in the ... work). Although McCulloch and Pitts never contended that their model actually ...
... Mind 97 381-400 . Jacquette , D. 1991. ' The Myth of Pure Syntax , ' in ... Pitts . 1943. ' A Logical Calculus of the Ideas Immanent in Nervous Activity ... Brain . ' Minds and Machines 12 449-53 . 2003a . Computations and Computers in ...
... Pitts , he formulated the fundamentally computational character of thinking in 1943 in a paper entitled " The Calculus ... mind - body split that had bedeviled scientists since ... sciences to- gether at MIT 263 The Research Laboratory of ...
... Pitts (1923–1969) Warren S. McCulloch was an American psychiatrist and neurophysiologist who co-founded Cybernetics. His greatest contributions to Computer Science include an early existence proof for universal computers (Turing ...