Ross indexed the following pages under the keyword: "Anticipation".

Confluant and conditioned reflex Diffusion of pattern Equilibrium under regular transitions Input pattern in Inscription defined Isomorphism transitions and confluents Learning without feedback Pattern (in general) transmission of Summary: The pattern in the confluents tends to copy the pattern in the input-transitions. Stochastic case: 5873, 5892 Anticipation automatic Confluant and conditioned reflex Continuity learning the structure Dimension learning it empirically Equilibrium under regular transitions Prediction automatic 5844 5845

Anticipation of adaptations Summary: Relation between adaptation and anticipation. 5880 5881

Anticipation of adaptations Tilde ~ operation 6080 6081

Anticipation machine for Reflex, conditioned machine for 6328 6329

Summary: To show anticipation. 6334 Anticipation machine for Feedback getting long Loop getting long loop 6332 6333

Summary: Pattern recognition is arbitrary. Pattern (in general) are arbitrary Anticipation theory 6346 6347

Constraint polystable system finds Polystable finds constraint The Multistable System [131]: Polystable system finds constraint automatically(?) 6372. Summary: The polystable system tends automatically to find and to use the constraints. Anticipation theory 6372 6373

Summary: Examples of ideas that demand the pre-existence of other ideas. Anticipation theory 6388 6389

Summary: The hard core of "habituation", rigorously. Summary: Two random mappings in succession do not give a random mapping. Nor one used twice, similarly. Mapping composition of random mapping Random mappings Anticipation how fast? 6396 6397

Anticipation improving The Conditioned Reflex [50]: Allowable specialisations, for better performance. 6400. Summary: Specialising the anticipation, may properly go into μ. 6457, 6588 6400 6401

Summary: A memory of a pattern does not have to be stored anywhere. Anticipation achieved on cards Order of magnitude 6456 6457

Anticipation on pin-table 6588 6589

Anticipation on pin-table 6596 6597

Summary: Importance of alternation of operators. Alternation as operator Anticipation alternation in Habituation aternation in Habituation conditioned reflex as Reflex, conditioned alterations, forcing Trajectory long, with equilibrium Forcing a variable theorem of Insistance theorem of Operator forcing Operator insistence Polystable forcing of 6754 6755