Computational Phenotypes: Where the Theory of Computation Meets Evo-Devo
This article argues that the Chomsky Hierarchy can be reinterpreted as a developmental morphospace constraining the evolution of a discrete and finite series of computational phenotypes. In doing so, the theory of Morphological Evolution as stated by Pere Alberch, a pioneering figure of Evo–Devo thi...
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| author | Sergio Balari Guillermo Lorenzo |
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| description | This article argues that the Chomsky Hierarchy can be reinterpreted as a developmental morphospace constraining the evolution of a discrete and finite series of computational phenotypes. In doing so, the theory of Morphological Evolution as stated by Pere Alberch, a pioneering figure of Evo–Devo thinking, is adhered to. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-c40403e73cdc4295852c6bea96f3a3942024-01-31T10:06:33ZengPsychOpen GOLD/ Leibniz Institute for PsychologyBiolinguistics1450-34172009-04-013100206010.5964/bioling.86858685Computational Phenotypes: Where the Theory of Computation Meets Evo-DevoSergio Balari0Guillermo Lorenzo1Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and Centre de Lingüística TeòricaUniversidad de OviedoThis article argues that the Chomsky Hierarchy can be reinterpreted as a developmental morphospace constraining the evolution of a discrete and finite series of computational phenotypes. In doing so, the theory of Morphological Evolution as stated by Pere Alberch, a pioneering figure of Evo–Devo thinking, is adhered to.https://doi.org/10.5964/bioling.8685cognitioncomputational complexityevolutionary develop-mental biologyfaculty of languagemorphological evolution |
| spellingShingle | Sergio Balari Guillermo Lorenzo Computational Phenotypes: Where the Theory of Computation Meets Evo-Devo Biolinguistics cognition computational complexity evolutionary develop-mental biology faculty of language morphological evolution |
| title | Computational Phenotypes: Where the Theory of Computation Meets Evo-Devo |
| title_full | Computational Phenotypes: Where the Theory of Computation Meets Evo-Devo |
| title_fullStr | Computational Phenotypes: Where the Theory of Computation Meets Evo-Devo |
| title_full_unstemmed | Computational Phenotypes: Where the Theory of Computation Meets Evo-Devo |
| title_short | Computational Phenotypes: Where the Theory of Computation Meets Evo-Devo |
| title_sort | computational phenotypes where the theory of computation meets evo devo |
| topic | cognition computational complexity evolutionary develop-mental biology faculty of language morphological evolution |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5964/bioling.8685 |
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