Probably approximately correct: nature's algorithms for learning and prospering in a complex world/
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New York:
Basic Books,
c2013
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Table of Contents:
- Ecorithms
- Prediction and adaptation
- The computable: not everything that can be defined can be computed
- Mechanistic explanations of nature: what might we look for?
- The learnable: how can one draw general lessons from particular experiences?
- The evolvable: how can complex mechanisms evolve from simpler ones?
- The deducible: how can one reason with imprecise concepts?
- Humans as ecorithms
- Machines as ecorithms: why is artificial intelligence difficult to achieve?
- Questions.