Igor Aleksander

Igor Aleksander
Nascimento 26 de janeiro de 1937 (87 anos)[1][2]
Zagreb,[3] Reino da Iugoslávia
Alma mater Queen Mary University of London
Tese 1966: Decimal array logic

Igor Aleksander FREng (Zagreb, 26 de janeiro de 1937) é um professor emérito de Engenharia de Sistemas Neurais do Departamento de Engenharia Elétrica e Eletrônica do Imperial College London. Trabalhou com inteligência artificial e redes neurais e o primeiro padrão de reconhecimento de sistemas neurais na década de 1980.[1]

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Livros
  • 1975, I.Aleksander,F.Keith Hanna, Automata Theory: An Engineering Approach New York: Crane Russak, London: Edward Arnold.
  • 1996, Impossible Minds: My neurons, My Consciousness published by Imperial College Press ISBN 1-86094-036-6.
  • 2000, How to Build a Mind, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson
  • 2005, The World in My Mind, My Mind In The World: Key Mechanisms of Consciousness in Humans, Animals and Machines published by Imprint Academic, ISBN 1-84540-021-6.
Artigos
  • 1994, K. Warwick. "Weightless brains", Review of Neurons and Symbols by Igor Aleksander and Helen Morton, The Times Higher Educational Supplement, p. 31, February (1994)
  • 1996, N. Sales, R. Evans, I. Aleksander. "Successful naive representation grounding", in: Artificial Intelligence Review, vol. 10,no.1-2, pp. 83–102.
  • 1997, I. Aleksander, C. Browne, R. Evans, N. Sales, "Conscious and Neural Cognizers: A Review and Some Recent Approaches", in: Neural Networks, Vol. 10, No. 7, pp 1303–1316.
  • 1997, Evolutionary Checkers in: Nature, Vol. 402, Dec. 1999, pp857–860.
  • 2003, "Axioms and Tests for the Presence of Minimal Consciousness in Agents", in: Journal of Consciousness Studies
  • 2008, "Machine consciousness", Scholarpedia 3(2):4162.

Referências

  1. ↑ a b Gay, Hannah (2007). The history of Imperial College London, 1907-2007: higher education and research in science, technology and medicine. [S.l.]: World Scientific. ISBN 1-86094-709-3 
  2. ↑ «ALEKSANDER, Prof. Igor». Who's Who 2012. Oxford University Press. 2011. Consultado em Nov 9, 2012 
  3. ↑ Jha, Alok (23 de junho de 2005). «The simple things are hardest». The Guardian. Consultado em 28 de julho de 2009