Frank Rosenblatt publications, 1956-1958.

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Frank Rosenblatt publications, 1956-1958.

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Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory publications by Frank Rosenblatt include " The Perceptron: A Theory of Statistical Separability in Cognitive Systems," January 1958; Research Trends: "The Design of an Intelligent Automaton," Summer 1958; "Technical Memorandum #2, An Anaylsis of Very Large Perceptrons in a Finite Universe," October 1958; and "Two Theories of Statistical Separability in the Perceptron", November 1958. Also mimeographs of "Digital Application Series No. 2, Control Engineering, January 1956, Solving Scientific Problems" and "Electronic Digital Machines," by A. I. Kitov, Government Publishing House, Moscow, 1956 (2 pp.).

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Kitov, A. I. (Anatolii Ivanovich)

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Rosenblatt, Frank

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Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory

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The MARK I perceptron was an experimental machine which could automatically identify optical patterns. It was developed at Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory under the sponsorship of the Information Systems Branch of the Office of Naval Research and the Rome Air Development Center. Frank Rosenblatt headed the development team at Cornell. The MARK I was an electromechanical device built to demonstrate the feasibility of the basic perceptron concept. Perceptrons had a significant role in artificial i...

Cicchinelli, Alexander L.

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Professor Frank Rosenblatt received a B.A. in 1950 and a Ph.D.in 1956 from Cornell University. From 1955 to 1959 he served as director of the Cognitive Systems Section at the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory where he did much of his research with models of brain function and neural networks. In 1958, he described his Perceptron, an electronic device which was constructed along biological principles and which showed an ability to learn. In 1959 he organized the Cognitive Systems Research Program a...