Giant brains; or, Machines that thinkBerkeley, Edmund Callis
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Giant brains; or, Machines that think
Berkeley, Edmund Callis
Computers -- Popular works
BERKELEY, EDMUND C., Electronic Sequence
Controlled Calculating Machinery and Applications
in Insurance, _Proceedings of 1947 Annual
Conference, Life Office Management Association_,
New York: Life Office Management Association, 1947,
pp. 116-129.
CURRY, HASKELL B., and WILLA A.
WYATT, _A Study of Inverse Interpolation of
the Eniac_, B. R. L. Report No. 615, Aberdeen,
Md.: Ballistic Research Laboratories, Aug. 19,
1946, 100 pp.
HARRISON, JOSEPH O., JR., and HELEN
MALONE, Piecewise Polynomial Approximation for
Large-Scale Digital Calculators, _Mathematical
Tables and Other Aids to Computation_, vol. 3,
no. 26, Apr. 1949, pp. 400-407.
HOFFLEIT, DORRIT, A Comparison of Various
Computing Machines Used in Reduction of Doppler
Observations, _Mathematical Tables and Other Aids
to Computation_, vol. 3, no. 25, Jan. 1949,
pp. 373-377.
LEONTIEF, WASSILY W., Computational Problems
Arising in Connection with Economic Analysis of
Interindustrial Relationships, _Proceedings of
a Symposium on Large-Scale Digital Calculating
Machinery_, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University
Press, 1948, pp. 169-175.
LOTKIN, MAX, _Inversion on the Eniac
Using Osculatory Interpolation_, B. R. L.
Report No. 632, Aberdeen, Md.: Ballistic Research
Laboratories, July 15, 1947, 42 pp.
LOWAN, ARNOLD N., The Computation Laboratory
of the National Bureau of Standards, _Scripta
Mathematica_, vol. 15, no. 1, Mar. 1949,
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MATZ, ADOLPH, Electronics in Accounting,
_Accounting Review_, vol. 21, no. 4, Oct.
1946, pp. 371-379.
MCPHERSON, JAMES L., Applications of
High-Speed Computing Machines to Statistical
Work, _Mathematical Tables and Other Aids to
Computation_, vol. 3, no. 22, Apr. 1948,
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MITCHELL, HERBERT F., JR., Inversion of a
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ANONYMOUS, Revolutionizing the Office,
_Business Week_, May 28, 1949, no. 1030,
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Speech
Some of the possibilities of machines dealing with voice and speech are
indicated in:
DUDLEY, HOMER, R. R. RIESZ, and
S. S. A. WATKINS, A Synthetic Speaker,
_Journal of the Franklin Institute_, vol. 227,
June 1939, pp. 739-764.
This is an article on the _Voder_, which is
an abbreviation of _V_oice _O_peration
_De_monstrator. The machine was exhibited at
the New York World’s Fair, 1939.
DUDLEY, HOMER, The Vocoder, _Bell
Laboratories Record_, vol. 18, no. 4, Dec. 1939,
pp. 122-126.
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