First published in 1974. This book uses the basic idea of information as number of alternatives, and the concept of redundancy, but little else from formal information theory. It is a collection of eight lectures.
Chapter 1 Stimulus Sets, Subsets, and Pattern Goodness; Chapter 2 Pattern Goodness in Information Processing; Chapter 3 The Perception and Learning of Temporal Patterns; Chapter 4 Learning of Dimensional and Correlational Structure of Stimuli; Chapter 5 Dimensional and Similarity Structure in Classification; Chapter 6 Dimensional Integrality and Information Processing; Chapter 7 Information Integration with Separable Dimensions; Chapter 8 Some Pervasive Principles;
