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From: grunwald@uiucdcsb.CS.UIUC.EDU
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Subject: Re: Neural Net COmputing
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Date: Tue, 26-Nov-85 01:00:00 EST
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Your description sounds similar to 'threshold functions' and threshold gates.

For more information, see page 258 -> 260 of 'Logic Design and Switching
Theory' by Muroga. Other references given in that book include 

	Muroga, S. Threshold Logic and its Applications, John Wiley 1971
	Winder, R.O. Threshold Logic, PhD thesis, Princeton Univ, 1962
	Winder, R.O. The funamentals of threshold logic, in 'Applied
		Automata Theory', edited by J. Tou, Academic Press, 1968

	Winder, R.O. 'Threshold logic will ...', Electonics May 27, 1968

dirk grunwald
univ. illinois