A. D. Allen

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Creation, evolution, and biological psychiatry
  • A. D. Allen
  • Psychology, Medicine
  • Biological Psychiatry
  • 15 January 1988
  • 22
Measuring the Empirical Properties of Sets
  • A. D. Allen
  • Mathematics, Computer Science
  • IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern.
  • 1974
TLDR
An important problem which frequently arises is the problem of measuring the degree to which a collection of objects has the empirical properties of its elements. Expand
  • 21
A testable Noyes-like interpretation of Panarella's effective-photon theory
Under an approach advocated by Noyes, this paper introduces a testable theory which explains a single-photon type of nonlinear photoionization described by Panarella. The present theory differs from… Expand
  • 9
Comments on "A Theory of Visual Pattern Perception"
TLDR
Noton's interesting but rather informally presented theory fails to accommodate all pertinent phenomena, and as yet is not supported by conclusive evidence. Expand
  • 1
Radio program on cosmology
  • 1
Implications of rare neurological disorders and perceptual errors in natural and synthetic consciousness
Recent theories on natural and synthetic consciousness overlook the geometric structure necessary for awareness of 3-dimensional space, as strikingly illustrated by left-neglect disorder.… Expand
  • 1
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Patterns in Motion
  • A. D. Allen
  • Mathematics, Computer Science
  • IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern.
  • 1972
TLDR
The case is considered in which the shape of a moving object is observed from a fixed point of reference along the line of motion. Expand
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A less arbitrary method for inferring cause and effect
  • A. D. Allen
  • Mathematics
  • IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man…
  • 4 November 1990
A method of inferring causality that is based on the concept of signal and noise and does not suffer from being arbitrary is presented. It has been used successfully to determine whether changes in… Expand
Algorithms that extract knowledge from fuzzy big data: Conserving traditional science
TLDR
We introduce an algorithm that is consistent with Ramsey's theorem for pairs and Gödel's incompleteness theorem. Expand
Time Moves Backward (Relative to Near‐Earth Telescopes) for Receding Galaxies
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