the mit press economic dynamics theory and computation feb 2009

the mit press economic dynamics theory and computation feb 2009

the mit press economic dynamics theory and computation feb 2009

... fails, then no actions are per- formed. A simple example of the if–then–else construct is if there are cookies in the jar then eat them else go to the shops and buy more eat them end The while ... and the Dobrushin Coefficient 276 11.3.3 Stability via Monotonicity 279 11.3.4 More on Monotonicity 283 11.3.5 Further Stability Theory 288 11.4 Commentary 293 Economic Dynamics...
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the mit press dataset shift in machine learning feb 2009

the mit press dataset shift in machine learning feb 2009

... conditional models, there is a presumption that the distributions they specify are static; i.e., they do not change between the time we learnthemandthetimeweusethem.Ifthisisnottrue,andthedistributionschange in ... language and so “projectable” based on the success of their past projections. These terms have earned their right to be in our language through the service they have perfo...
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the mit press coherence in thought and action nov 2000

the mit press coherence in thought and action nov 2000

... of reason of the sort that Plato and Descartes sought, and even if there were, they would be too trivial to provide a basis for all the other things we think we know. Similarly, there are no ... activation of all the units in parallel. The updated activation of unit is calculated on the basis of its current activation, the weights on links to other units, and the activatio...
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the mit press does game theory work the bargaining challenge apr 2007

the mit press does game theory work the bargaining challenge apr 2007

... own on the subject. But two aspects of this theory are immediately relevant here. The first is the significance of the theory of repeated games. The second is the impor- tance of evolutionary theory. Repeated ... Does Game Theory Work? The Bargaining Challenge Ken Binmore The MIT Press Cambridge, Massachusetts London, England I don’t plan to press the virtues of...
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the mit press perspectives on free and open source software jun 2005

the mit press perspectives on free and open source software jun 2005

... decentralized and networked character of the OSS movement. The construction of the hacker is discussed, and the tensions between the Free Software and Open Source movements are analyzed. They further ... rather than the other is generally ideological, rather than functional; the FSF prefers the use of a term that explicitly refers to freedom, while the OSI believes tha...
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the mit press an introduction to genetic algorithms feb 1996

the mit press an introduction to genetic algorithms feb 1996

... application of computational mechanics to the understanding of rules evolved by the GA is discussed further in Crutchfield and Mitchell 1994, in Das, Mitchell, and Crutchfield 1994, and in Das, ... fitness, the rules are ranked and selection is done at random from the top 20% of the population. Moreover, all of the top 20% are copied without modification to the next gene...
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ancient literacies the culture of reading in greece and rome feb 2009

ancient literacies the culture of reading in greece and rome feb 2009

... Corrupted Boy and the Crowned Poet or The Material Real ity and the Symbolic Status of the Literary Book at Rome’’) explores in nuanced fashion the nature of the symbolic status and function of the bookroll. ... names of the men who receive the money, the very precise sums passed over, and the reasons for the loan. Much revolves around these details. At chapter...
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the mit press the handbook of brain theory and neural networks second edition nov 2002

the mit press the handbook of brain theory and neural networks second edition nov 2002

... cross-references to other articles in the Handbook. These may occur either in the body of the article in the form T HE T ITLE OF THE A RTICLE IN S MALL C APS , or at the end of the article, designated ... moni- tor the chemical level of the bloodstream and the state of the heart and the intestines. Cells in the liver monitor glucose, while others in the kidney...
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the mit press knowledge possibility and consciousness apr 2001

the mit press knowledge possibility and consciousness apr 2001

... anything. There is a state that zombies go into when they cut themselves or stub their toes. This state makes them do the things we do when we are in pain. They curse and jump up and down and hold the ... on there. I have the sensation of pain. The question is not whether their visual sensations and my pain sensation are sensations of the same thing. It is rather whether my...
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the mit press natural ethical facts evolution connectionism and moral cognition oct 2003

the mit press natural ethical facts evolution connectionism and moral cognition oct 2003

... cat on the housesill, the chickadee, the prarie-dog, The litter of the grunting sow as they tug at her teats, The brood of the turkeyhen, and she with her halfspread wings, I see in them and myself ... of knowledge and can also account for other gross moral psychological phenomena, giving them ample explanatory power and making them the centerpiece of moral cognition....
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