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  • automata theory
    / The finite automata of McCulloch and Pitts

    …is often based on a model of a portion of the nervous system in a living creature and on how that system with its complex of neurons, nerve endings, and synapses (separating gap between neurons) can generate, codify, store, and use information. The “all or none” nature of the threshold…

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    …is often based on a model of a portion of the nervous system in a living creature and on how that system with its complex of neurons, nerve endings, and synapses (separating gap between neurons) can generate, codify, store, and use information. The “all or none” nature of the threshold…

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