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An analysis of theoretical systems of differentiating nervous tissue
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In vitro experiments on the factors determining the course of the outgrowing nerve fiber
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Cycle distributions in random nets
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A statistical approach to the theory of the central nervous system
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Cycle distributions in random nets
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Communication in a hierarchical network
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Contributions to the mathematical biophysics of the central nervous system with special reference to learning
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Input-output problems in simple nerve-ganglion systems
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Contribution to the theory of random and biased nets
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Computer models and automata theory in biology and medicine
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Communication nets in random behavior
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