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

Transformation of a representation 0867 0868

Summary: Sensory (dispersive) cortex must contain no learning mechanisms. Cortex, visual must contain no memory Receptors and sensory cortex must contain no learning apparatus Chasing equation of Coding in machine Output as function of input Transformation function-forming 2989 2990

Information in machines Markov process / chain affecting a machine Summary: Shannon and I. Chasing equation of Coding in machine Constant intrinsic stability definition Equilibrium 'constant intrinsic' Information in machines Markov process / chain affecting a machine Output as function of input Transformation function-forming 3199 3200

Code inverse Environment as transducer Transducer inverse Transformation inverse Oddments [36]: If the environment is operator E, the brain must become -E-1. 3499. Summary: If the environment is E the brain must become -E-1 4294 Environment must be non-singular Essential variables information from Step function carries information 3499 3500

Transformation random transformation Summary: Fully developed form of the 'mechanical brain'; design for a chess-playing 'machine'.4563 Organisation frequency of trials Trial and error internal between trials Natural Selection [17]: Mutation rate must not be too high, 3530. Natural Selection [20]: Developing a super-chess playing system, 3530. 3529 3530

Summary: Neurofibrils exist. Instinct Tinbergen on Signal in instinct Cause meaning of Hawk as stimulus Stimulus usually transformed Transformation of stimuli 3539 3540

Transformation and inate releasing mechanisms Conflict between instincts Learning gets fixed 3541 3542

Summary: The elimination of wrong moves at chess may eliminate too much. Arc multiple arcs traversing environment Chess information amplifier Environment control of Statistic as random transformation Transducer random Transformation random Summary: Random transformations. Instinct inate releasing mechanisms in 3629 3630

Summary: How instinct is activated. Transformation of taste Summary: Random transformation in taste. 3665 Transformation random 3631 3632

Summary: Approximate estimate of the amount of design put into the homeostat. Summary: How many uniselectors the homeostat should have. 3743 Transformation random 3663 3664

Part-function transformation to Transformation to give part-functions 3758 3759

Summary: (1) What is meant by 'memory'. (2) Memory does not require feedback. 3840 Transformation memory as Summary: Memory as conjugate behaviour. Summary: Habituation implies memory. 3842 Habituation implies memory 3814 3815

Interaction and notation Problems methods for Serial adaptation Polya on serial adaptation Transformation random The Multistable System [27]: Polya's methods for solving problems correspond in detail with those of the multistable system, 3817. 3816 3817

Summary: Change of direction. Summary: Examples of a single artificial absolute system. 4486 if some states become indistinguishable. Basin example Transformation decimal places 3 and 4 of log10(100+x) Summary: Note on the subjective. 4004 4005

Transformation Monograph 4326 4327

Transformation Monograph Closure defined Group (mathematical) origin of Transformation Monograph 4328 4329

Transformation Monograph Variable defined Transformation Monograph Variety in image 4330 4331

Joining of systems Transformation Monograph Transformation Monograph 4332 4333

Transformation Monograph Set or Ensemble of machines Transformation Monograph 4334 4335

Capacity information Transformation Monograph Variety in state 4336 4336+01

Transformation Monograph 4336+02 4337

Transformation Monograph Variety theorem on limits Transformation Monograph 4338 4339

Impulse disturbances reduced to Transformation Monograph Transformation Monograph 4340 4341

Transformation Monograph Transformation Monograph 4342 4343

Machine definition Transformation Monograph Set or Ensemble of machines Transformation Monograph 4344 4345

Entropy limit of Transformation Monograph Transformation Monograph 4346 4347

Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } Answer nature of Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } 4348 4349

Control nature of Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } 4350 4351

Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } 4352 4353

Memory during control Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } 4354 4355

Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } 4356 4357

Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } 4358 4359

Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } 4360 4361

Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } 4362 4363

Transformation Monograph Epistemology [21]: Nature of knowledge and control, Review { 4348 - 4364 } Feedback and spread of variety Transformation Monograph 4364 4365

Transformation Monograph Triunique = bilinear Bilinear system Transformation Monograph 4366 4367

Transformation Monograph Transformation Monograph 4368 4369

Transformation Monograph 4370 4371

Variety in product-machine Summary: Every machine on states M defies "machines" on states in Mn (n=1,2,...). Only in the latter is variety bound to fall. (Its "tensor powers") 4869 Summary: "Transformation". Disturbance repetitive disturbance Mapping and transformation Transformation definition of 4800 4801

Convergence (of lines of behaviour) in random transformation Information in random machine Transformation random Variety and random transformation 4974 4975

Summary: Notes on "closure" of a transformation. 4989 Summary: Getting from the discrete to the continuous. Closure and 'basin' Discrete to continuous Transformation closed Emergent properties 4984 4985

Basin distribution of size Machine random machine Mapping random Rubin and Sitgreaves' set of transformations Trajectory distribution of length Transformation random 5308 5309

Summary: Fixing the step-mechanisms on the occurrence of 'success' adds little to the resources of an ultrstable system. 5331.5 Transformation semi-random, many equilibria 5316 5317

Transformation moving sequentially DAMS Mark II (Dispersive and Multistable System) [4]: Effect of a transformation being carried out sequentially, (so that e.g. x'2 depends on x'1, rather than x1) 5338. Summary: Effect of computing a transformation sequentially. Training of full efficiency Trial and error of full efficiency 5338 5339

Joining and generality State representation by Transformation most general form Variable do not add generality 5442 5443

Polystable defined The Multistable System [3]: (Much of this section probably refers to the polystable - not distinguished till 5800) The Multistable System [130]: Multistable system distinguished from polystable. 5800. Summary: Shrinkage to equilibrium, and adaptation to the operator that produces the shrinkage, are equivalent. 5961 Adaptation to any operator Transformation adaptation to any 5800 5801

Summary: A variable may be essential to an organism and yet outside of it. Computing machines spontaneous generation in Intelligence spontaneous generation Essential variables abstractly Life spontaneous generation in a computer Spontaneous generation of life in computer Survival within computer Transformation adaptation to any 5812 5813

Summary: (1) A part, may be rich in stable subsets. (2) Death hits both organism and environment. Laws of nature that "change themselves" Operator that changes itself Transformation that changes itself 5816 5817

Constraint D.I.E.(diagram of immediate effects) as Diagram of immediate effects (D.I.E.) as constraint Transformation D.I.E. (diagram of immediate effects) as constraint Summary: The D.I.E. (diagram of immediate effects) marks out a subset from the set of all transformations. 5982 5824 5825

Transformation tables of ΦRΦ-1 5930 5931

Transformation tables of ΦRΦ-1 5946 5947

Summary: Coding a function. Function coding it Transformation of a function 6038 6039

Coding of pattern, ρ-1Sρ Equivalence relation and pattern Pattern (in general) after coding, ρ-1Sρ Transformation of a pattern, ρ-1Sρ 6222+04 6223

Projection of relation Transformation meaning of SRS-1 Transformation when invertible 6260 6261

Summary: Simpler proof that seeing k keeps cylindrance, in the 2n space, down to k. Interaction in set theory Semi-group Ljapin's book Transformation and semi-groups 6490 6491

Summary: A woeful special case in transmission. 6579 Solved again 7006! Broadcast gives interaction Transformation and complexity 6574 6575

Cylindrance conservation of Transformation conserving cylindrance 6868 6869

Transformation rectangular to rectangular Rectangularity conservation of Reducibility conservation of 6908 6909