Computer and the Brain
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THE THESIS
This book investigates the intricate relationship between computation and the human brain, exploring how principles of computer science can illuminate our understanding of cognitive processes and neural function.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Exploration of computational models of the mind
- Analysis of neural networks and their computational parallels
- Discussion of artificial intelligence and its connection to biological intelligence
- Examination of cognitive architectures and information processing in the brain
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
The book is regarded as a foundational text that bridges the disciplines of computer science and neuroscience. It is noted for its rigorous approach to understanding the brain through the lens of computation. The work is likely to appeal to researchers and students in both fields seeking to explore the theoretical underpinnings of cognition and artificial intelligence.
Page Count:
186
Publication Date:
1994-02-15
Publisher:
Random House Information Group
ISBN-10:
0553342649
ISBN-13:
9780553342642
Non-Fiction
Science
Neuroscience
Computer Science
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