Meaning-Making in AAC Intervention.pttx
... Engagement, on the other hand refers to the ability to be attentive to and respecting of others in interaction (Alant, 2005; Clarke, 1996). It includes the ability to be interested in others on a cognitive (perspective-taking) but also on an emotive (emotional resonance) level. It is the intersubjec ...
... Engagement, on the other hand refers to the ability to be attentive to and respecting of others in interaction (Alant, 2005; Clarke, 1996). It includes the ability to be interested in others on a cognitive (perspective-taking) but also on an emotive (emotional resonance) level. It is the intersubjec ...
Mirror neurons and the social nature of language
... It has been repeatedly argued that macaque monkeys are not capable of motor imitation. Recent evidence by Subiaul, Cantlon, Holloway, and Terrace (2005) suggests that they are capable of cognitive imitation. Furthermore, the study by Paukner et al. (2005) shows that when observing the actions of oth ...
... It has been repeatedly argued that macaque monkeys are not capable of motor imitation. Recent evidence by Subiaul, Cantlon, Holloway, and Terrace (2005) suggests that they are capable of cognitive imitation. Furthermore, the study by Paukner et al. (2005) shows that when observing the actions of oth ...
Introduction to knowledge-based systems
... other mental abilities We are therefore talking about a branch of advanced computing - computer technology - rather than social science ...
... other mental abilities We are therefore talking about a branch of advanced computing - computer technology - rather than social science ...
SCIENCE Environmental Science Standard: Earth and Space
... revise scientific predictions, ideas or theories. ...
... revise scientific predictions, ideas or theories. ...
Lev Semyonovich Vygotsky
... Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory: Vygotsky is best known for being an educational psychologist with a sociocultural theory. This theory suggests that social interaction leads to continuous step-by-step changes in children's thought and behavior that can vary greatly from culture to culture(Woolfolk, ...
... Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory: Vygotsky is best known for being an educational psychologist with a sociocultural theory. This theory suggests that social interaction leads to continuous step-by-step changes in children's thought and behavior that can vary greatly from culture to culture(Woolfolk, ...
Speculations on Human-Android Interaction in the Near
... research at present. Within fifty years, we expect that research will pick up and androids will be able to display a range of realistic facial expressions. Of course, the limitations on skin technology (especially with regard to stretching and wrinkling) will limit, to an extent, the believability o ...
... research at present. Within fifty years, we expect that research will pick up and androids will be able to display a range of realistic facial expressions. Of course, the limitations on skin technology (especially with regard to stretching and wrinkling) will limit, to an extent, the believability o ...
Simplicity - Heythrop College Publications
... However, in the common sense tradition of philosophical realists like Aquinas, the desire for simplicity was focused not on the simplicity of the most elementary modules of complex systems, but on the simplicity of God. By contrast, the modern approach assumes that everything that cannot be decompos ...
... However, in the common sense tradition of philosophical realists like Aquinas, the desire for simplicity was focused not on the simplicity of the most elementary modules of complex systems, but on the simplicity of God. By contrast, the modern approach assumes that everything that cannot be decompos ...
A Developmental Approach to Intelligence
... Self-organizing maps (SOMs) were pioneered by Kohonen in the 1980’s and 1990’s(Kohonen 2001). Briefly, a SOM is a mapping of a typically high-dimensional input vector to a particular cell in a low-dimensional matrix. The matrix is topologically arranged in a unsupervised manner such that very simila ...
... Self-organizing maps (SOMs) were pioneered by Kohonen in the 1980’s and 1990’s(Kohonen 2001). Briefly, a SOM is a mapping of a typically high-dimensional input vector to a particular cell in a low-dimensional matrix. The matrix is topologically arranged in a unsupervised manner such that very simila ...
Class Overview and Intro to AI
... achievement, given the available information • The rational-agent approach has two advantages – It’s more general than the “laws of thought” because correct inference is just one of several possible mechanisms for achieving rationality – Second , it’s more amendable to scientific development than ap ...
... achievement, given the available information • The rational-agent approach has two advantages – It’s more general than the “laws of thought” because correct inference is just one of several possible mechanisms for achieving rationality – Second , it’s more amendable to scientific development than ap ...
Sistem Pendukung Keputusan
... computer program for constructing or expanding the knowledge base ~ Requires a knowledge engineer ...
... computer program for constructing or expanding the knowledge base ~ Requires a knowledge engineer ...
Explanation as orgasm and the drive for causal
... Of course, theory formation is far from being the only way that the cognitive system can uncover causal structure. Just as there are many ways in which perceptual systems detect the spatial character of objects, and no creature could survive without some abilities to detect the external world, so we ...
... Of course, theory formation is far from being the only way that the cognitive system can uncover causal structure. Just as there are many ways in which perceptual systems detect the spatial character of objects, and no creature could survive without some abilities to detect the external world, so we ...
AMD Newsletter Vol 5, No. 1,
... developmental theories. However, neuroscience has its own scaling problems: moving from molecular to cellular to systemslevel descriptions, we lose precision in describing complex representations, and the dynamics by which they emerge in infants and children. Of course, adding epigenetic or emergent ...
... developmental theories. However, neuroscience has its own scaling problems: moving from molecular to cellular to systemslevel descriptions, we lose precision in describing complex representations, and the dynamics by which they emerge in infants and children. Of course, adding epigenetic or emergent ...
Neurobiologically Inspired Robotics: Enhanced Autonomy through
... understanding of cognition, neurobiology and behavior obtained by constructing physical systems, could lead to a system that demonstrates capabilities commonly found in the animal kingdom, but rarely found in artificial systems, most notably their adaptive and flexible autonomous behavior. This Spec ...
... understanding of cognition, neurobiology and behavior obtained by constructing physical systems, could lead to a system that demonstrates capabilities commonly found in the animal kingdom, but rarely found in artificial systems, most notably their adaptive and flexible autonomous behavior. This Spec ...
The History of Artificial Intelligence
... Hand-Coded Knowledge vs. Machine Learning •How much work would it be to enter knowledge by hand? •Do we even know what to enter? 1952-62 Samuel’s checkers player learned its evaluation function ...
... Hand-Coded Knowledge vs. Machine Learning •How much work would it be to enter knowledge by hand? •Do we even know what to enter? 1952-62 Samuel’s checkers player learned its evaluation function ...
Test-1 Solution Thinking humanly Thinking rationally Acting
... Knowledge representation formalism consists of collections of condition-action rules (Production Rules or Operators), a database which is modified in accordance with the rules, and a Production System Interpreter which controls the operation of the rules i.e., the 'control mechanism' of a Production ...
... Knowledge representation formalism consists of collections of condition-action rules (Production Rules or Operators), a database which is modified in accordance with the rules, and a Production System Interpreter which controls the operation of the rules i.e., the 'control mechanism' of a Production ...
A Unified Theory of Development: A Dialectic Integration of Nature
... understandings have increasingly involved multilevel processes cutting across disciplinary boundaries in the social and natural sciences. This progress has forced conceptual reorientations as earlier unidirectional views that biological or social ...
... understandings have increasingly involved multilevel processes cutting across disciplinary boundaries in the social and natural sciences. This progress has forced conceptual reorientations as earlier unidirectional views that biological or social ...
Introduction to Cognitive Science
... vs Ai: the study of machine intelligence as artificial intelligence Theoretical, experimental or applied (Rumelhart) Failures (?): Frame problem, syntax vs semantics/intentionality ...
... vs Ai: the study of machine intelligence as artificial intelligence Theoretical, experimental or applied (Rumelhart) Failures (?): Frame problem, syntax vs semantics/intentionality ...
11 HOW LANGUAGE REALIZES THE WORK OF SCIENCE
... define each other. The immediate implication is that one cannot understand language without looking at the contexts in which it is used to convey meanings. Yet by distinguishing lange from parole, and limiting linguistic science to langue, Saussure has effectively ruled the fundamental questions of ...
... define each other. The immediate implication is that one cannot understand language without looking at the contexts in which it is used to convey meanings. Yet by distinguishing lange from parole, and limiting linguistic science to langue, Saussure has effectively ruled the fundamental questions of ...
harnad95.zombies
... stick to our previous metaphor), when we have reverse-engineered a complete Zombie, functionally equivalent to and functionally indistinguishable from us in any way. There is of course the possibility that there will be several, radically different, but equally successful Zombie designs. Cutting the ...
... stick to our previous metaphor), when we have reverse-engineered a complete Zombie, functionally equivalent to and functionally indistinguishable from us in any way. There is of course the possibility that there will be several, radically different, but equally successful Zombie designs. Cutting the ...
Visual paradox and cognition - Department of Cognitive Science
... termed visual paradoxes, are impossible in the sense that the visual system projection to 3-D is of an apparently contradictory object. Such a thing cannot exist. This is the key question: what is the 3-D content in virtue of which we judge it impossible? Clearly the answer is that the visual system ...
... termed visual paradoxes, are impossible in the sense that the visual system projection to 3-D is of an apparently contradictory object. Such a thing cannot exist. This is the key question: what is the 3-D content in virtue of which we judge it impossible? Clearly the answer is that the visual system ...
Milton`s Attitude toward Knowledge in Paradise Lost
... above-mentioned Augustinian and Thomist concepts are expressed in two episodes: Raphael’s coming to Eden to warn Adam, and Satan’s temptation to Eve. In the former episode, Milton expressed the concepts through the mouth of Raphael; in the latter, he exemplified them through the act of Eve. We know ...
... above-mentioned Augustinian and Thomist concepts are expressed in two episodes: Raphael’s coming to Eden to warn Adam, and Satan’s temptation to Eve. In the former episode, Milton expressed the concepts through the mouth of Raphael; in the latter, he exemplified them through the act of Eve. We know ...
An architectural model of conscious and unconscious brain
... case of artificial agents, basic motivations are built in. Once an artificial autonomous agent is let loose in its environment, its agenda is its own and no longer influenced by the designer. Based on two decades of development we believe that the issue of conscious cognition, as an essential compon ...
... case of artificial agents, basic motivations are built in. Once an artificial autonomous agent is let loose in its environment, its agenda is its own and no longer influenced by the designer. Based on two decades of development we believe that the issue of conscious cognition, as an essential compon ...