Notes on the distinction between character recognition machines and perceiving machines

Robert M. Jones and Mortimer Taube

American Documentation, 1961, vol. 12, issue 4, 292-293

Abstract: This paper attempts to develop formal distinctions between a machine that passively classifies its inputs into predetermined categories, and one that develops its own classificatory scheme. The greater generality of the latter as against the former is pointed out.

Date: 1961
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