Energy, information, detection, and action

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):230-230 (2001)
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Abstract

Before one can talk about global arrays and multimodal detection, one must be clear about the concept of information: How is it different from energy and how is it detected? And can it come to specify a needed movement? We consider these issues in our commentary

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