UNA RASSEGNA DEI RISULTATI E DELLE PROSPETTIVE DEI SISTEMI DIGITALI MULTICANALE

Authors

  • Fabio Mercanti Politecnico di Milano, via Bonardi 3.

Abstract

In this paper the theory of the ,-’llt.llliclzm7nel Digital Svslems
(SDM) has been outlined, starting from the previous concepts of
neuromachine and of semiautomaton. An SDM is a generalization of a
dynamic system, whose states are made by codificata! information through
certain algebraic-combinalory structures. Moreover some still open
biological and economical problems have been prospected through the
theory of the SDM. At last a brief analisys of similar studies has been
performed, sketching a synthetical critical comparison with the above
mentioned Theory.

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Published

1994-02-18

Issue

Vol. 8 (1994)

Section

Volume 8-1994

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