Ross indexed the following pages under the keyword: "Design ".

Summary: Testing DAMS. 4511 Design empirical Epistemology of complex systems Natural Selection [19]: How to improve a very complex system, 3513. Natural Selection [44]: Method for improving, 3513. DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [36]: How to improve DAMS, 3513. Arc in 'cortex' of DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) 3513 3514

Summary: Information in the field and in the equations of an absolute system is S log S. 3695 Summary: The homeostat's amplification factor is less than x1, but I was the first to point this out. Homeostat variety in fields Summary: Again the necessity for achieving success by stages. Design amount of Natural Selection [6]: Selection in stages can reduce the time from 2p to P, 3662. 3661 3662

Arc competition among Order of time Organisation implies constancy The Conditioned Reflex [42]: The multistable system probably promotes competition between it's component arcs, 4426. Design amount of 4426 4427

Summary: One formulation covers "design" "input" and "noise". (Next section) 4449 Design nature of Information in machine Epistemology [24]: Distinction between 'design' and 'input' 4449. 4448 4449

Design within Black Box Transducer inverse of 4460 4461

Summary: Outline of the theory of the Black Box. 4480 Design nature of 4462 4463

Summary: Are there "levels" of design? 4595 Design nature of Summary: The Black Box is a set. Summary: Randomisation as a way of passing a message that is no message. Black box, problem of the is a set Random coding Set or Ensemble Black Box as Epistemology [28]: The Black Box is a set 4481. Epistemology [52]: Dispersion is used by the experimenter in recording his results, 4481. 4480 4481

Summary: Stability checked. Summary: Review of the book. [Design for a Brain] Design as input Design for a Brain review in 'Galaxy' Equilibrium proper definition Personal notes [20]: Reviews of "Design": 4258 Observer, 4309 Citizen, 4380 British Medical Journal, 4423 Journal of Consulting Psychology, 4423 McCulloch, 4446. Hibbert Journal, 4595 Galaxy, 4595 Scientific American, 4643 Occupational Psychology. 4594 4595

Design amount of, partitioned Summary: If a designer is only partly responsible for the determination of a machine, the fraction (implied by "partly") can be given meaning only if there is no loss of variety in the transduction. 4702 4703

Design standardised form Regulation standard form 4720 4721

Summary: A set of determinate machines do not give a Markov chain. Design in joining Joining design in Part joining Variety in joining 4732 4733

Variety in a vector Summary: Information going into a system to design two parts. 5006 Behaviour and design Design and behaviour Genes as ultimate regulator Regulation by genes 4736 4737

Control of system that learns Learning during regulation Summary: Observations on controlling a system that can learn. Design and variety Information variety is sufficient Variety and information 4780 4781

Summary: "Output to an input" is a relation of order, and may give a lattice. Arc as partly ordered set Cortex partly ordered arcs in Input input to output as order Lattice input to output lattice Order among arcs Output output to input, as order Partly ordered set arcs as partly ordered set Summary: Complex taps can be easily built by mere conjunction of many simple. 4792 Design of complex tap Dynamic system for repetitive work Machine for repetitive regulation Relay design of 4788 4789

Summary: Many concepts include that of "reduction". 4880, 4950, 4963 Design and information Machine as reduction Prediction as reduction Problems solving problems Property as information Reduction many forms Relation as information Code military Coding theory of Strategy of trial and error Trial and error optimal method 4796 4797

Amplifier of regulation Design with repetition Summary: Gain in regulation when the sequence has repetition. 4831, 5002, 5070 Design machine showing design Design rate of change of design Regulation of design Epistemology [36]: A machine of n states requires n steps before the observer can know its design 4809. 4808 4809

Searching random is more general Summary: Strategy of trial and distribution of probabilities. 4849 Summary: Two ways of regarding "design". Design nature of 4844 4845

Design for "keeping moving" Variety of "keep moving" 4878 4879

Design of reducible machine Reducibility and design Joining design in 5006 5007

Summary: Converting observed behaviour to specification of machine. 5063, 5081, 6071 Summary: Beware! The "design" of a machine costs simply what is necessary to get it selected from what is available. There is no unique quantity "in" a machine. 5006 Design amount in machine 5060 5061

Deputy design necessary Design amount for deputy Machine amount of design Summary: Briefing a deputy calls for the same capacity as doing the job oneself. 5073 Summary: Amount of design required for a machine to do a job. 5070 5071

Organisation advantage of Design and reducibility Regulation and reducibility 5132 5133

Design for many equilibria Equilibrium design for many equilibria DAMS Mark II (Dispersive and Multistable System) [9]: Design for many equations 5476. 5476 5477

Axiom of No Design Constraint total absence Design total absence 5508 5509

Confluant getting smaller confluants Design for small confluents 6342 6343

Design informational cost 7090 7091

Summary: An idea, not yet developed. Design informational cost 7114 7115