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

Adaptation - Reactions modification of Habituation Integration (physiological) memory as Memory as organisation in time Reflex, conditioned Space-time and learning 0797 0798

Adaptation sensory adaptation Habituation organisation of Delay (in substitution) 0939 0940

Summary: Definition and test for two patterns of initial displacement, differently sited to be equal. 4148 Amoeba habituation in Habituation in Protozoa 2469 2470

Forcing a variable Habituation mechanism of Association explanation The Conditioned Reflex [10]: Forcing a variable in an U.S. repeatedly to one value tends to make the resting state go towards that value 2500. 2499 2500

Oscillation implies feedback Habituation to moving stimulus The Conditioned Reflex [7]: Habituation to a moving stimulus 2608. Summary: Oscillation necessarily implies feedback. 2607 2608

DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [72]: Behaviour of dispersive system when the Essential variables emit disturbances proportional to their deviations 3057. Habituation essential variables and DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [92]: The essential variables may act as a gate to which the rest will habituate 3058. Summary: Essential variables may work by 'habituation'. (Review 3280) 3057 3058

Information in machines Markov process / chain affecting a machine Summary: Accurate statement of the amount of information that can be put into a machine by arbitrary interference. (3275) Habituation physical example Information in machines Markov process / chain affecting a machine Summary: A physical example of habituation. 3205 3206

Habituation in metal crystal Summary: Some statistical systems. Review 4141 DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [39]: Effect of joining by subsystems, 3548. 3547 3548

Experience law of Parameter allows information to fall Set or Ensemble parameter and information Habituation theory of Summary: Every parameter-change allows (or forces) the information in an ensemble to drop to a new lower level. Same applies to δ-impulse 3936. 3704 3705

Transformation memory as Summary: (1) What is meant by 'memory'. (2) Memory does not require feedback. 3840 Habituation implies memory Summary: Memory as conjugate behaviour. Summary: Habituation implies memory. 3842 3814 3815

Habituation length of path 3820 3821

Basin and habitation Habituation and basins Summary: What is essential in the homeostat. 3841, 3856, 4161 3836 3837

Habituation and memory Step function necessary for memory 3842 3843

Summary: A fluctuating parameter tends to lesser the number of resting states. Dis-inhibition Habituation and basins 3864 3865

Adaptation new formulation Habituation DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [77]: The various aspects of the behaviour of the adapting system seen from the new point of view, 4164. Self-locking system ultrastable system Variety necessity of Summary: The adapting system - generalised, (next section). 4166, 4225 4164 4165

Summary: Definition of system 'independent' of a parameter. Habituation theory of Self-locking system conditions for Transducer limit of The Multistable System [68]: Conditions for a system to be self-locking, 4229. DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [83]: Conditions for self-locking, 4229. 4228 4229

Habituation theory of 4404 4405

Disturbance habituation to Habituation theory of Habituation theory of 4524 4525

Habituation theory of Habituation theory of 4526 4527

Habituation theory of Habituation theory of DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [66]: Habituation in DAMS, theory of, 4529. 4528 4529

Habituation theory of Habituation theory of 4530 4531

Habituation theory of Essential variables relation to selection amplifier Habituation theory of 4532 4533

Habituation theory of Habituation theory of Summary: Habituation. 4559, 4596, 4609, 4762, 5512 4534 4535

Diagram of immediate effects (D.I.E.) with "boxes" Evolution as habituation Habituation evolution as Natural Selection [82]: Evolution can be regarded as a "becoming immune to mutation" 4655. Summary: Box-diagrams are not precise. Summary: Evolution as habituation. 4654 4655

Closure defined Equilibrium proper definition Habituation and stability Summary: Meaning of 'stability'. 4741, 4785, 4795 4656 4657

Habituation further theory 4762 4763

Aging (as process) Experience law of History aging processes Machine Markovian, aging in Markov process / chain aging in Variety in Markov machines Habituation in Markov machines 4916 4917

Habituation to constraint Space-time structure in Unsolved problems [18]: What can be said of habituation, or of the events in experience, when the set of vectors shows constraint? 5256. Summary: The structures of space as habituation. 5289, 5313 Basin model with lots Habituation model for 5256 5257

Adaptation speeding up adaptation Fringe Habituation as cause of rapid adaptation Speed (of adaptation) 5284 5285

Arc to shift or not to shift The Multistable System [113]: If a change of step-mechanism (due to corrective feedback) makes an arc change place, more space is required. If the change makes an arc change nature but not place, more time is required. 5388. Habituation and plasticity Plasticity in system Reflex, conditioned and plasticity Summary: Time of adaptation can be cut down if more space is available. The distinct reactions should be sent to distinct places, any one reaction should not change its place during its training. 5410, 5415 5388 5389

Habituation as by-product DAMS Mark II (Dispersive and Multistable System) [6]: Design for survival - all else will come. 5422. Summary: The system that is both multiple and plastic. 5522, 5545, 5535, 5631 Iterated systems Wiki Summary: Go for the quality of "survival" - all the rest shall be added unto you. 5422 5423

Habituation is not necessary Summary: Anti-habituation may occur. 5490 Equilibrium probability of Joining and probability of equilibruim Part and probability of equilibrium Probability of equilibrium Sample space probability of equilibrium 5446 5447

Accumulation (of adaptations) rate of Equilibrium rate of accumulation Habituation rate of accumulation Summary: Habituation. 5490 5491

Habituation fundamental theorems 5512 5513

Habituation fundamental theorems Summary: Clearer statements of the theorem on habituation. 5687, 5702.4, 5707, 5730, 6088 5674 5675

Habituation operator matters, machine not Summary: The structure that is necessary and sufficient if the whole's later behaviour is to be much dependent on its earlier experience. (Note that all this is equivalent to saying that the system has memory) Summary: In habituation I have shown that the operator does matter and the system does not (within broad limits). 5702 5703

Equilibrium under compound operators Habituation as equilibrium Operator compound operator and equilibrium 5704 5705

Summary: If two forcing operators alternate, they will lose their distinction while forcing. Habituation cycles in Summary: Cycles under compound operators. 5734, 5893, 6088 5730 5731

Arc and habituation Habituation and arcs Summary: How habituation will show in a multistable system of arcs. 5738 5739

Experience and habituation Habituation and law of experience Summary: Habituation and the conditioned reflex as consequences of the law of experience. Summary: All that a mechanism for the conditioned reflex needs is a clear bias. 5826 5827

Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Habituation as special case Summary: The trap under a two-valued variation at the input. 5838 5839

Habituation tilde-operation Summary: Habituation with cycles allowed. 6108 Machine generating properties Selection by machine 6088 6089

Habituation tilde-operation Topology natural, of machine Continuity and habituation Summary: Why systems prefer small responses. 6248, 6250 6244 6245

Habituation theorem of 6394 6395

Habituation spread of Reynolds' number and habituation Summary: Patterns must not be stored in the brain! Summary: Speed of habituation and Reynold's number. 6632 6633

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

Summary: Speeding up ASP. Habituation theories in the literature Reflex, conditioned literature searched 6816 6817