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- From Greg Williams (930123)
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- How's this margin width, Gary? Better speak with Mr. Kurtzer about
- his, too. THANKS for the video! We'll probably view it tonight (ca. 3
- AM).
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- >Rick Marken (930122.0800)
-
- >We now apparently have several "real" roboticts listening
- >in on the net. How about asking them to provide a "requirements
- >document" for such a robot.
-
- I second the motion. Chris? John? Other robot researchers? Please!
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- >Bill Powers (930122.1430)
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- >INTERESTING DEVELOPMENT.
-
- And how!!! (Today there are proud folks here at CSG Book Publishing.)
-
- I suggest proposing D.T. Campbell as a reviewer. Gary has his address.
-
- I would LOVE to contribute to the replies to reviews. Might all
- interested netters be able to put in their two cents toward a edited
- "group" reply?
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-
- >Avery Andrews 930123.1825
-
- >So I think
- >there's got to be some kind of `myths about feedback' article included
- >to function as a preface. Something along the lines of Bill's
- >`Objections to PCT posting' (covering feedback too slow and
- >deafferentation), but dressed in full academic battle gear.
-
- Last year, soon after the arm paper was returned, Bill spoke with me
- about working up a summary of the history of the "feedback too slow"
- myth for inclusion in an expanded arm paper to be submitted to
- BIOLOGICAL CYBERNETICS (or some other journal). I haven't had time to
- do it, and you seem to be well-immersed in the subject, so why not
- continue your explorations and write them up? You are absolutely
- correct that such an article is needed (whether standalone or as part
- of the arm documentation). You're probably halfway there, at least.
- Linguistics can wait, right?
-
- As ever,
-
- Greg
-