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Refining Boolean models with the partial most permissive scheme. [PDF]
BioinformaticsBen Boina N, Mossé B, Baudot A, Remy E.
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Author Correction: Public attitudes towards social media field experiments. [PDF]
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Properties of Maxentropic DNA Synthesis Codes. [PDF]
Entropy (Basel)Schouhamer Immink K, Weber JH, Cai K.
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Upstream pharmaceutical supply chains of 10 high-use pharmaceuticals in the Netherlands: a cohort study. [PDF]
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On the Pragmatics of the Turing Test
2021 International Conference on Information and Digital Technologies (IDT), 2021The Turing Test was initially suggested as a way to give an answer to the question “Can machines think Since then, it has been heavily criticized by philosophers and computer scientists both as irrelevant, or simply inefficient in order to evaluate a machine’s intelligence.
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Turing on Super-Turing and adaptivity
Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology, 2013Biological processes are often compared to computation and modeled on the Universal Turing Machine. While many systems or aspects of systems can be well described in this manner, Turing computation can only compute what it has been programmed for. It has no ability to learn or adapt to new situations.
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Science, 2012
In his Perspective “Beyond Turing's machines” (13 April, p. [163][1]), A. Hodges claims that in 1945 Turing “used his wartime technological knowledge to design a first digital computer.” He also suggests that Turing's work of 1936 laid the foundation for encoding “all known processes,” going “far beyond the vision of others at the time.” These ...
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In his Perspective “Beyond Turing's machines” (13 April, p. [163][1]), A. Hodges claims that in 1945 Turing “used his wartime technological knowledge to design a first digital computer.” He also suggests that Turing's work of 1936 laid the foundation for encoding “all known processes,” going “far beyond the vision of others at the time.” These ...
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