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The physiology of tremor and nystagmus; a kybernetic analysis.
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AN INFORMATION-FLOW MODEL OF THE ORGANIZATION OF MOTOR ACTIVITY. I: TRANSDUCTION, TRANSMISSION AND CENTRAL CONTROL OF SENSORY INFORMATION.
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PRINCIPLES OF DIAGNOSTIC MACHINE CONSTRUCTION.
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Unidirectional rate sensitivity: a biocybernetic law of reflex and humoral systems as physiologic channels of control and communication.
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CONTROL IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS--A PHYSICAL REVIEW.
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Memory mechanisms and the theory of schemata.
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Chemical communication systems in the cell.
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The relations between symbolic logic and large-scale calculating machines.
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Machines and the brain; mathematical logic helps design complex nets whose arrangements resemble the structure of the brain.
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The imitation of man by machine.
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REDUNDANCY AND BIOLOGICAL AGING.
The relationship between aging and organizational redundancy in biological systems was investigated from the standpoint of information theory. A mortality rate function derived for a randomly deteriorating redundant system approximates observed mortality rates more closely than does the Gompertz function and indicates that variations in redundancy among various mammalian species could account for their widely different rates of aging.
Information, machines, and explanation.
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Somatic functions of the nervous system.
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Effects of chemical stimulation of electrically-induced phosphenes on their bandwidth, shape, number and intensity.
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HAEMATOLOGICAL CONCEPTS OF MONOMORPHISM, POLYMORPHISM AND THE BONE MARROW-BLOOD BARRIER IN THE LIGHT OF THE INFORMATION THEORY.
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Communication amongst automata.
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