Kybernetes: Volume 6 Issue 4

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE—A NEW DISCIPLINE IN THE COMPUTER SCIENCES (A VIEWPOINT)

D.J.H. BROWN

Some recent work in Artificial Intelligence concerning machine vision, game‐playing and automatic language processing is reviewed and related to Turing's early requirements for an…

CONTROL ANALYSIS IN BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE

R. HIRSIG

An off‐line optimization method is described which allows the determination of “optimal” control strategies in a behavioural systems analysis. The method is based on the theory of…

RECENT PROGRESS IN THE CYBERNETIC FORMALIZATION OF THE BIOTIC SYSTEMS MODEL

C. BOGDANSKI

The differentiation of RES‐models properties as a function of the scalar position of the considered model seems to conform to the following principles: 1. The probability of the…

THE CYBERNETICS OF LYING

C. MUSÈS

In this paper the author discusses the rather subtle and unquestionably fascinating cybernetics involved in the psychophysiology of human deception and its detection by the now…

INFORMATION THEORY AND ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

M.A.P. WILLMER

This paper explores, using information theoretic concepts, the problem of how organizations should be structured in order to minimize the loss and distortion of information…

INFORMATIONAL LOAD AS A DESIGN PARAMETER FOR TASKS INVOLVING MANUAL MOTIONS AND DECISIONS

A. RAOUF

Increased acceptance of automation by management has changed the role of a typical industrial worker. These days workers are required more and more to use their manual and…

THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF CARBOHYDRATE AND LIPOMETABOLISM SYSTEMS AND USE OF SIMPLIFIED MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR CONTROL

YU. ANTOMONOV, S. KIFORENKO, B. ALLAMIYAROV, I. MIKUL'SKAYA, N. PAROKONNAYA

A model is constructed describing the interaction of systems of carbohydrate and fatty‐lipoid metabolism. The model equations can be presented in the form of a system of linear…