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Cf. Maturana (1978).
By subjective we mean lead by an experiencer subject: the cognitive entity.
Mature doesn’t necessarily mean the final stage of a global development, but the system’s readiness to react at any particular phase.
Cf Uexkull (1909)
In general (Nl×Nc) indicates de dimensions of a Matrix, Nl being the number of its rows and Nc that of its columns; thus, (N×1) represents an N-component vector in the form of a column matrix.
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Aldinhas Ferreira, M.I., Caldas, M.G. Modelling Artificial Cognition in Biosemiotic Terms. Biosemiotics 6, 245–252 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12304-012-9159-z
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