books by Peter McLeod (capabilities availability applications)

books by Peter McLeod

books:

At the Sign of the Snowman's Skull: The Rolling Darkness Revue, 2006
Peter Atkins, Glen Hirshberg, ...

Earthling Publications, 2006

Six modern tales of horror and terror.

Introduction to Connectionist Modelling of Cognitive Processes

1 review
Peter McLeod, Kim Plunkett, ...

Oxford University Press, USA, 1998

at last i see the light
for 2 years i have been searching for textbooks on artificial intelligence that contain actual skills and techniques you can use here and now. so many books on artificial intelligence seem to be all sizzle and no steak. this book is all steak. finally i have found a book that says "this is what we know how to do. this is how it works. this is how YOU do it." the things that can be done ...

Latin Can be Fun (Facetiae Latinae): A Modern Conversational Guide (Sermo Hodiernus Antique Redditus)

1 review
Georg Capellanus

Souvenir Press Ltd, 1997

A Pleasant Surprise. Useful for Teachers and Students
I almost did not even look at this book, because the title and cover art seem to scream: "Another quaint book for people who want to enjoy an occasional chuckle looking up bad Latin equivalents for English phrases." However, I am glad that I got past the cover. It turns out that the author "Capellanus" was a schoolteacher in Germany who produced this, as well as a similar volume in ancient ...

The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 No. 267 (The Commuter Cometh!)
Peter David

Marvel, 1985

The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 No. 275 (The Choice and the Challenge!; Spider-Man!)
Peter David

Marvel, 1986

Origin of Spider-Man; E6221; Hobgoblin story; Double-sized

The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 No. 263 (The Spectacular Spider-Kid!)
Peter David

Marvel, 1985

1st Appearance of Spider-Kid

Availability and Capabilities of Low-end Virtual Modelling (Prototyping) Products to Enable Designers and ...
Peter McLeod

Prime Faraday Partnership, 2003

Measuring the Mind: Speed, Control, and Age

Oxford University Press, USA, 2005

What are the fundamental mechanisms of decision making, processing speed, memory and cognitive control? How do these give rise to individual differences, and how do they change as people age? How are these mechanisms implemented in neural unctions, in particular the functions of the frontal lobe? How do they relate to the demands of everyday, 'real life' behaviour? Over almost five decades, Pat Rabbitt has been among the most distinguished of ...