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Tallman, Oliver H. – 1970
A digital simulation of a model for the processing of visual images is derived from known aspects of the human visual system. The fundamental principle of computation suggested by a biological model is a transformation that distributes information contained in an input stimulus everywhere in a transform domain. Each sensory input contributes under…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Character Recognition, Computer Programs, Cybernetics
Rand Corp., Santa Monica, CA. – 1972
Abstracts of over 300 unclassified Rand Corporation studies dealing with various aspects of computing technology are presented in this bibliography. The studies selected were all issued during the period January 1963 through December 1971. A subject index which includes a brief annotation and code number for each entry and an author index are…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Communication (Thought Transfer), Computer Oriented Programs, Computers
Malik, M. F.; Thwaites, H. M. – 1984
This paper presents an overview of biocybernetic communication research, which deals with the information impact of films, television, photographic pictures, paintings, exhibitions, texts, and verbal stimuli on human beings. The first section describes the biocybernetic basics of biometric research, and clarifies terms used in the field. The…
Descriptors: Audiovisual Communications, Communications, Cybernetics, Electroencephalography
Simpkins, John D. – 1973
Processing complex multivariate information effectively when relational properties of information sub-groups are ambiguous is difficult for man and man-machine systems. However, the information processing task is made easier through code study, cybernetic planning, and accurate display mechanisms. An exploratory laboratory study designed for the…
Descriptors: Cybernetics, Display Systems, Engineering Technology, Information Processing
Massachusetts Inst. of Tech., Cambridge. Artificial Intelligence Lab. – 1976
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) presents a bibliography of more than 350 reports, theses, and papers from its artificial intelligence laboratory. Title, author, and identification number are given for all items, and most also have a date and contract number. Some items are no longer available, and others may be obtained from National…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Bibliographies, Computational Linguistics, Computer Assisted Instruction