Re: Dear Roger,

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From: Paul D. Crowley
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 1990 15:40

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I am a little confused by one part of this letter, which seems to
suggest that including a randomizing device increases the problem
solving capacity of a machine. I would have thought that that any
non-random machine wishing to solve the same problems could explore all
the paths that a random machine could take.
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This posting contains logical punctuation, for which I make no apology.
It may be reproduced freely in part or whole correctly accredited.
Paul D Crowley aipdc@uk.ac.ed.castle ---  It wasn't me, it was my aardvark.

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From: aipdc@castle.ed.ac.uk (Paul D. Crowley)
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Subject: Re: Dear Roger,
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Date: 11 Feb 90 15:40:34 GMT
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