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  1. For additional/details of this investigation, see B. Dunham and J. H. North, ‘The Use of Multipurpose Logical Devices’, Proceedings of an International Symposium on the Theory of Switching, 192–200 Harvard University Press, 1959, Part II, and ‘The Multipurpose Bias Device, Part II’, IBM Journal of Research and Development 3, (1959) 46–53.

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  2. For a related discussion of this problem, see R. M. Friedberg, B. Dunham, and J. H. North, “A Learning Machine, Part II”, IBM Journal 3 (1959) 282–287.

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    B. Dunham, D. Fridshal, R. Fridshal & J. H. North

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Dunham, B., Fridshal, D., Fridshal, R. et al. Design by natural selection. Synthese 15, 254–259 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00484855

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