Kybernetes: Volume 3 Issue 4

HIERARCHICAL MAN: A COMPARISON OF THREE CYBERNETIC THEORIES

W. STALLINGS

In recent years, a new view of man has begun to emerge. This view, inspired by the concepts of cybernetics, holds that man's behavior and experience can be accounted for by…

THE FUNDAMENTAL THESES OF NEURO‐ AND PSYCHOCYBERNETICS (NEUROCYBERNETICS)

C. BĂLĂCEANU, G. DONA

Neurological sciences, cybernetics and general system theory achieved in the last decade enough progress to permit the establishment of a satisfactory theory of the functioning of…

A SET COVERING APPLICATION IN MINIMUM ROUTE GENERATION

J.C. WANG, M.H. MICKLE, R.G. HOELZEMAN

The use of improved storage procedures for route generation for demand actuated systems is necessary for practical implementation of many routing systems. Neighborhood Storage is…

HOW TO MAKE A STUPID MACHINE CLEVER BY CYBERNETICALLY OPPORTUNISTIC PROGRAMMING

C. MUSÈS

An artificial intelligence approach is presented for automatic solution of any type of equation to a predesignated order of accuracy. Two examples of solutions are given, one in…

CERTAIN TOPOLOGICAL POSTULATES IN THE THEORY OF PURSUIT AND EVASION

M.A. KAAZ

The theory of pursuit games is obviously fragmentary at present. We know that general determinability of such games is incompatible with analysis, based on the principle of time…

DATA VERSUS INFORMATION: INFORMATION RETRIEVAL FROM DATA SEQUENCES

G.H.R. REISIG

This paper is concerned with data sequences. The information parameter to be generally utilized for information retrieval in this category of data arrays is the trend of the data…

GENERAL COST FACTORS FOR MULTIPLE‐VALUED LOGIC DESIGN OF ARITHMETIC UNITS

D.C. RINE

This paper is a survey and classification of a number of factors that relate directly to cost in the computer engineering design of arithmetic units. The general factors…