Add to ORKGConceptual difficulties involved in attempts to build analog super-Turing sources are examined in the light of epistemic problems of physical measurement. Basic concepts of computability theory are appealed to in order to set up a procedural comparison between analog and digital computations which is not affected by similar conceptual difficulties: Is the interpretation of program code within the capacities of some analog computer? The epistemological significance of this “virtuality” problem is emphasized by reference to explanation requests arising in the cognitive neurosciences
Analogicity in computer science is understood in two, not mutually exclusive ways: 1) with regard to...
According to the methodology of cognitive science we consider a hypothesis (justified partially by c...
An analogue computer is a sort of computer that uses the unendingly changeable aspects of physical p...
Conceptual difficulties involved in attempts to build analog super-Turing sources are examined in t...
Relative to digital computation, analog computation has been neglected in the philosophical literatu...
AbstractThe need for physically motivated discreteness and finiteness conditions emerges in models o...
Abstract. It has been argued that neural networks and other forms of analog computation may transcen...
The abstract basis of modern computation is the formal description of a finite state machine, the Un...
The central claim of computationalism is generally taken to be that the brain is a computer, and tha...
There are currently considerable confusion and disarray about just how we should view computationali...
The relationship between brains and computers is often taken to be merely metaphorical. However, gen...
Computationalism, or digital mechanism, or simply mechanism, is a hypothesis in the cognitive scienc...
In this dissertation I seek to overthrow the most sacred dogma in the philosophy of mind: the doctri...
♣ The issues discussed in this paper are based on work that has been central to the Computable Econ...
This paper is about Cognitivism, and I had better say at the beginning what motivates it. If you rea...
Analogicity in computer science is understood in two, not mutually exclusive ways: 1) with regard to...
According to the methodology of cognitive science we consider a hypothesis (justified partially by c...
An analogue computer is a sort of computer that uses the unendingly changeable aspects of physical p...
Conceptual difficulties involved in attempts to build analog super-Turing sources are examined in t...
Relative to digital computation, analog computation has been neglected in the philosophical literatu...
AbstractThe need for physically motivated discreteness and finiteness conditions emerges in models o...
Abstract. It has been argued that neural networks and other forms of analog computation may transcen...
The abstract basis of modern computation is the formal description of a finite state machine, the Un...
The central claim of computationalism is generally taken to be that the brain is a computer, and tha...
There are currently considerable confusion and disarray about just how we should view computationali...
The relationship between brains and computers is often taken to be merely metaphorical. However, gen...
Computationalism, or digital mechanism, or simply mechanism, is a hypothesis in the cognitive scienc...
In this dissertation I seek to overthrow the most sacred dogma in the philosophy of mind: the doctri...
♣ The issues discussed in this paper are based on work that has been central to the Computable Econ...
This paper is about Cognitivism, and I had better say at the beginning what motivates it. If you rea...
Analogicity in computer science is understood in two, not mutually exclusive ways: 1) with regard to...
According to the methodology of cognitive science we consider a hypothesis (justified partially by c...
An analogue computer is a sort of computer that uses the unendingly changeable aspects of physical p...