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Carlos J. Martin

Complutense University of Madrid
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  • Complutense University of Madrid
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Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy
17th/18th Century Philosophy
  • All publications (17)
  •  1
    Análisis gnoseológico de la psicología cognitiva
    El Basilisco 15 29. 1993.
  • Mathematical and Computational Analysis of Natural Language: Selected papers from the 2nd International Conference on Mathematical Linguistics (ICML ’96), Tarragona, 1996 (edited book)
    John Benjamins Publishing Company. 1998.
    Discourse RepresentationPhilosophy of Linguistics
  •  32
    La imagen matemática del lenguaje: más allá de la jerarquía de Chomsky (los ecosistemas de gramáticas)
    Enrahonar: Quaderns de Filosofía 1 551-556. 2016.
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  •  39
    Networks of Evolutionary Processors: A Survey
    with Victor Ibarra
    Theoria 18 (1): 60-70. 2010.
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  •  42
    Networks of Evolutionary Processors
    with Victor Mitrana
    Theoria: Revista de Teoría, Historia y Fundamentos de la Ciencia 18 (1): 59-70. 2003.
    The goal of this paper is to survey, in a uniform and systematic way, the main results regarding networks of evolutionary processors reported so far. First, we recall the results concerning the computational power of these networks viewed as language generating devices. Then, we briefly present a few NP-complete problems and recall how they were solved in linear time by networks of evolutionary processors with linearly bounded resources (nodes, ruIes, symbols).
  •  48
    ¿Cómo se inventa una «ciencia del significado»?
    Arbor 157 (619): 183-200. 1997.
    En este trabajo hacemos un apretado recorrido en la historia del cognitivismo, con especial atención a la psicología computacional y a la inteligencia artificial (I.A.). Las ideas de símbolo, representación y significado pretenden reunir una serie de ciencias y técnicas, sobre los supuestos escombros de la tradición conductista.
  •  4
    Roger Penrose. La nueva mente del emperador (review)
    El Basilisco 11 97. 1992.
  •  46
    Contextual information systems
    with Victor Mitrana
    In R. Young R. Thomason P. Bouquet V. Akman (ed.), Modeling and Using Context, Springer. pp. 304--315. 2001.
  •  3
    Ensayo sobre el Terror
    A Parte Rei 36 14. 2004.
  •  48
    Ciencia, conocimiento y religión
    A Parte Rei 18 9. 2001.
  • La reproducción del mito
    A Parte Rei 26 4. 2003.
  • La idea de hombre bajo los presupuestos del" humanismo computacional"
    A Parte Rei 30 6. 2003.
  •  1
    Biosemiótica, constructivismo e inconsciente colectivo
    Paideia: Revista de Filosofía y Didáctica Filosófica 31 (89): 283-294. 2010.
  •  4
    Una Europa sin conquistas: Oswald Spengler y la decandencia de la Civilización Faústica
    Paideia: Revista de Filosofía y Didáctica Filosófica 33 (96): 33-50. 2013.
  •  68
    El Constructivismo Biológico ¿Una alternativa al realismo?
    Cinta de Moebio 22. 2005.
    We attempt a review to several currents that, nowadays, are self-claimed "constructivists", inside of a biological overview of knowledge. We’ll try to throw some light about the question: are all of them a very alternative to realism? If they are in opposition of realism, or they are antipoda..
  • En torno a la Biosemiosis y las operaciones en un Universo de causas
    A Parte Rei 42 9. 2005.
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    Networks of evolutionary processors: A survey
    with Victor Mitrana
    Theoria 18 (1): 59-70. 2003.
    The goal of this paper is to survey, in a uniform and systematic way, the main results regarding networks of evolutionary processors reported so far. First, we recall the results concerning the computational power of these networks viewed as language generating devices. Then, we briefly present a few NP-complete problems and recall how they were solved in linear time by networks of evolutionary processors with linearly bounded resources (nodes, ruIes, symbols)
    Evolutionary BiologyEvolution of Phenomena
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