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Cybernetic experiments

Proceedings of the annual conference on - ACM'73, 1973
Cybernetic concepts and design implications can be elucidated by means of computer experiments. A series of programs have been prepared which simulate the operation of typical control devices. The system of interest is first studied under uncontrolled conditions using typical input data for the process under study.
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Cybernetics of culture

Kybernetes, 2007
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to argue that culture is our primeval management that has its roots the same desire for control that management does. The paper explores the fundamental cognitive systems that allow us to create culture.Design/methodology/approachThe paper applies basic systems concepts to the notion of culture and draws parallels ...
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THE SCIENCE OF CYBERNETICS AND THE CYBERNETICS OF SCIENCE

Cybernetics and Systems, 1990
Recent developments in cybernetics have challenged key tenets in the philosophy of science. The philosophy of science constitutes a theory of knowledge that is often called realism. However, the philosophy of science is not a unified field, there are a variety of points of view.
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The cybernetics of the concept

SMC'03 Conference Proceedings. 2003 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics. Conference Theme - System Security and Assurance (Cat. No.03CH37483), 2004
The concept of concept is central to several mathematical fields dealing with the processing and interpretation of knowledge, such as Computational Learning Theory in Machine Learning or Formal Concept Analysis in Artificial Intelligence. It has however had much less of an impact on other related mathematical fields, amongst which Data Mining and ...
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The cybernetics of biological macromolecules

Biophysical Chemistry, 1980
It used to be said, in accordance with Newtonian philosophy, that everything in this world of ours is in some degree related to everything else. And I suppose that at a macroscopic level, the same may still be maintained, although to be sure there are macroscopic situations, as in the case of evolution, where chance, or apparently chance, events, come ...
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The cybernetics of language.

2011
As a complement to the philosophy of language, the cybernetics of language-is to synthesise a picture of language as a whole; and runs into-(descriptive) difficulties where (at any one time) we can only speak about bounded portions of the world (Wittgenstein).
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Cybernetics of cybernetics in assessment of marital quality

Contemporary Family Therapy, 1991
Quality of marriage is a term or a phrase that still lacks a clear and precise referent. Marital adjustment, success, satisfaction, compatibility, and stability are terms that have been variously employed. Following the lead of Fincham and Bradbury, a case is made for the fact that the best measure for marital quality is the global evaluation of ...
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CYBERNETICS

Leonardo, 1961
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The cybernetics of accidents

Occupational Medicine, 1966
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Evolution of cybernetics: philosophical and methodological analysis

Kybernetes, 2018
Vladimir Lepskiy
exaly