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Walter Pitts and biological computation: Neural realization, biological time, and the unfinished foundations of cognitive science
Walter Pitts is usually remembered as the mathematical co-author of the 1943 McCulloch-Pitts paper and as a precursor of artificial neural networks. That placement is accurate, but it is too narrow to capture the theoretical significance of his work for biological information systems. This article r
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