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A systematic review of integrated information theory: a perspective from artificial intelligence and the cognitive sciences

Guerrero, Luz Enith, Castillo, Luis Fernando, Arango-López, Jeferson, Moreira, Fernando·2025·Neural Computing and Applications

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Authors
Guerrero, L. E., Castillo, L. F., Arango-López, J., & Moreira, F.
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Neural Computing and Applications
Published
2023-02-07
Volume
37
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11
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7575-7607
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  • 0941-0643
  • 1433-3058
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