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Machine NatureMoshe Sipper
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Machine Nature

244 pagesFirst published 20021 edition
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"Despite being marvels of complexity and human ingenuity, computers are notoriously bad at learning new things and dealing with new situations. Researchers at the frontiers of computer science have turned to nature for solutions to the problem of machine adaptation and learning. By applying models of complex biological systems to the realm of computing machines, they have given rise to a new breed of adaptive software and hardware. In Machine Nature, computer scientist Moshe Sipper takes readers on a thrilling journey to the terra nova of computing, to provide a compelling look at…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionMcGraw-Hill20022449780071387040
BiomimeticsBiologically-inspired computingMolecular computersArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceNatural computation