Taschenbuch Der Nachrichtenverarbeitung 1967
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-00505-7_13
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Nachrichtenverarbeitung im Menschen

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“…Interestingly, there is also support for conclusion 2 in the large psychophysical literature on the illusion of the perceptual richness of the world. For example, there is evidence suggesting that of the roughly 10 7 bits of information that enter our brain each second from our sensory organs, we can only be aware of a tiny fraction, with estimates ranging from 10 to 50 bits [27,28]. The fundamental reason why a Hopfield network is specified by much less information than a near-maximally integrated network is that it involves only pairwise couplings between neurons, thus requiring only ∼ n 2 coupling parameters to be specified -as opposed to 2 n parameters giving the energy for each of the 2 n possible states.…”
Section: G the Integration Paradoxmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Interestingly, there is also support for conclusion 2 in the large psychophysical literature on the illusion of the perceptual richness of the world. For example, there is evidence suggesting that of the roughly 10 7 bits of information that enter our brain each second from our sensory organs, we can only be aware of a tiny fraction, with estimates ranging from 10 to 50 bits [27,28]. The fundamental reason why a Hopfield network is specified by much less information than a near-maximally integrated network is that it involves only pairwise couplings between neurons, thus requiring only ∼ n 2 coupling parameters to be specified -as opposed to 2 n parameters giving the energy for each of the 2 n possible states.…”
Section: G the Integration Paradoxmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This could however be tackled through the design of service situations. Küpfmüller (1962) estimates the inflow of information to human senses to be between 10 and 100 million information units (bits) per second, although the outflow is a fraction of the inflow. This is the limiting capacity for humans to distinguish between different situations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…das akustische Signal in seine Bestandteile zerlegen zu können und auf der semantischen. Von manchen Autoren ist dieser Vorgang der zentralen Informationsund Datenverarbeitung", bei dem zunächst eine Auswahl aus dem ankommenden Naehrichtenstrom stattfindet und das Ausgewählte dann mit den Daten aus dem "Speicher" in Wechselwirkung tritt [11], in weitere Schritte unterteilt worden. KALLENBACH unterscheidet vier Ebenen [12],…”
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