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1952
Speed (of adaptation)
DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [59]: Design by me is not essentially different from design by a component, 4243.
4242 4243
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Natural Selection [74]: Speed of evolution, 4246.
Society [44]: Organisation of a super-society, 4246, 4264, 4270.
The Multistable System [73]: Factors affecting speed of adaptation, 4246.
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
4246 4247
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
4248 4249
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Model speed of
Play speed of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Trial and error speed of
4250 4251
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Environment population of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
4252 4253
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
4254 4255
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Summary: On the time taken by a large system to get adapted. 4264, 4515, 4560
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
4256 4257

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1953
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Speed (of adaptation)
Summary: There is a maximal speed at which evolution or adaptation can proceed. The best one can do is to get near the maximum. 4384
Alpha rhythm and cell's activities
Threshold and a-rhythm
4382 4383
Summary: A Review on "Speed of Adaptation" with special reference to that of a Problem-Solving System. ... it is now possble to build a system, or machine, of more than human intelligence.
Summary: Contents
§1 Introduction 4560
§2 The method of models 4562
§3 Constraints on the operands 4563
§4 Constraints on the transformation:
  (i) Reducibility
    (a) What is Reducibility? 4564
    (b) The effect of Reducibility 4567
  (ii) Continuity
    (a) What is Continuity?4568
    (b) The effect of Continuity 4569
§5 Selection by components 4570
§6 The Maximal Speed 4574

Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
4560 4561
Summary: §2 The method of models
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
Summary: §3 Constraints on the operands A and B
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Relation defines subset
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
4562 4563
Summary: §4 Constraints on the transformation:
(i) Reducibility
  (a) What is reducibility?

Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Reducibility reviewed
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Reducibility reviewed
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
4564 4565
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Reducibility reviewed
Reducibility in set theory
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
Summary: (b) The use of reducibility
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Reducibility reviewed
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
4566 4567
Summary: (ii)Continuity
  (a) What is continuity?

Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Continuity as constraint
Reducibility reviewed
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
Summary: (b) Value of continuity
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Chess discontinuity in
Constraint effects of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
4568 4569
Summary: §5 Selection by components
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Selection as application
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
4570 4571
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
4572 4573
Summary: §6 The Maximal Speed of Adaptation
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
Summary: (1) A first estimate of how long a problem will take in the solving might be given by the product of the possibilities in its components, assuming independence.
(2) This is a bad estimator, being biassed. It is in fact an upper bound of the true value.
(3) By the use of models the process of search can often be hastened.
(4) Often the components are not independent, and only a portion of the product-space need be searched. Various factors (described) may have this effect.
(5) Selection by components may be possible. It reduces the time to its logarithm.
(6) There is a minimal time for the solution of a problem (or adaptation): it is the time that the fastest isomorphic system can get the answer out in binary notation. 4650, 4668

Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Constraint effects of
Speed (of adaptation) of learning
Society [55]: Methods of getting solution more quickly { 4560 - 4575 }
4574 4575

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1956
Adaptation speeding up adaptation
Fringe
Habituation as cause of rapid adaptation
Speed (of adaptation)
5284 5285
Summary: If structure is present in the (set of) inputs, it will turn up in the (set of) states induced by the law of Experience. 5437, 5322
Summary: A reason why a chess-player will automatically tend to learn quick ways of winning.
Feedback favours quick adaptation
Speed (of adaptation) factor for rapidity
The Multistable System [105]: A factor making for fast adaptation 5314.
Pleasure is less effective that pain
Success less effective
5314 5315

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1957
Speed (of adaptation)
Summary: What is necessary for fast adaptation by reducibility. Much modified 5608 5736
5604 5605
Summary: There are two quite different "lengths of trajectory." Better "transient"
Speed (of adaptation) definition
Trajectory length, in adaptation
5614 5615

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