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HomePCTBill PowersAn “Artificial Cerebellum” Adaptive Stabilization of a Control System

An “Artificial Cerebellum” Adaptive Stabilization of a Control System

June 27, 1994 WM Bill Powers, Biology & Neuroscience, Papers

William T. Powers

Proceedings of the 1st European Workshop on Perceptual Control Theory
Gregynog, The University of Wales
23rd – 27th June 1994

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