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Weighted nodes and RAM-nets: A unified approach

Gurney, 1992

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8303578499919167541
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Gurney K
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Journal of Intelligent Systems

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A general model of so-called'RAM-based nodes' which uses continuous sites values on the hypercube and processes analogue inputs is developed. A closed expression is given for the node's functionality and is shown to be equivalent to that for the sigma-pi nodes …
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