Category Archives: Baslik 4: Akil ve Zeka

  Though there is a vast psychological literature on intelligence, it contains surprisingly fewinsights into the foundational questions which interest us here: what is intelligence, and how can it, practically or theoretically, be quantified? The problem is that, as Robert … Continue reading →

  Having just reviewed certain aspects of the psychological perspective on intelligence, it isworth observing how different the engineering perspective is. As one might expect, engineershave a much simpler and much more practical definition of intelligence.   Control theory deals with … Continue reading →

Intuitively, a system is unpredictable if a lot of information about its past state tends to yield only a little information about its future state. There are many different ways to make this precise. Here we shall consider four different … Continue reading →

    As above, let us consider dynamical systems on spaces SxE, where S is the state space of asystem and E is the set of states of its environment. Such dynamical systems representcoevolving systems and environments.   We shall say that … Continue reading →

   Let S be any system, as above. Let it and ot denote the input to and output of S at time t, respectively. That is, ot is that part of St which, if it were changed, could in certain … Continue reading →