Instructional Information Processing: Replies Considered
Philosophy and Technology 26 (1):71-72 (2013)
| Abstract | Wolf and White address different aspects of the paper and in this present reply space only permits making two brief remarks. One concerns White’s intriguing observation that digital computation without erasing information is possible. The second concerns the importance of control information in digital computing systems. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Information processing Information erasure Control information Instructional information | |||||||||
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