INTELLIGENCE: A DEFINITION AND MILITARY IMPLICATIONS,

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Abstract:

The fourfold purpose of this paper is 1 to describe a theory of intelligence, 2 to illustrate one approach to describing precisely all intelligent psychological phenomena that is, operations on two dimensional patterns of information, 3 to indicate the importance of developing a good statistical-logical notation suitable for describing intelligent processes or operations, 4 to describe some potential military applications of intelligent processes and the automata necessary to accomplish these tasks. Any meaningful discussion of intelligent psychological phenomena, whether biological or artificial, must include both a mathematical definition of the individual information processing functions under discussion, and diagram of the communications system the physical interconnections for accomplishing these information processing functions. Author

Author(s):
Macgowan, Roger A.
Author Organization(s):
ARMY MISSILE COMMAND COMPUTATION CENTER ARMY MISSILE SUPPORT COMMAND REDSTONE ARSENAL ALA
Annotation:
Research on intelligence: a definition and military implications.
Pagination:
0025

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DOCUMENT & CONTEXTUAL SUMMARY

Distribution:
Approved For Public Release

RECORD

Collection: TR
Identifying Numbers
Report Number(s):
COMP-TR-1-64
 Subject Terms
Joint Capability Areas:
JCA_2_Battlespace Awareness; JCA_2.3_Processing and Exploitation
Communities of Interest:
Materials and Manufacturing Processes
Descriptor(s):
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE, DATA PROCESSING, INPUT OUTPUT DEVICES, CONTROL SYSTEMS, OPERATION, VERBAL BEHAVIOR, ADJUSTMENT(PSYCHOLOGY), ERRORS, AUTOMATION, BIONICS, MEMORY(PSYCHOLOGY), BEHAVIOR, LEARNING, CONDITIONED RESPONSE, EMOTIONS
Report Date:
1964 Jan 16