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| Ch. I | The goose, the fly, and the submarine navigator : interdisciplinarity in artificial cognition research | 1 |
| Ch. II | An embodied logical model for cognition in artificial cognition systems | 27 |
| Ch. III | Modeling field theory of higher cognitive functions | 64 |
| Ch. IV | Reconstructing human intelligence within computational sciences : an introductory essay | 106 |
| Ch. V | Stratified constraint satisfaction networks in synergetic multi-agent simulations of language evolution | 140 |
| Ch. VI | Language evolution and robotics : issues on symbol grounding and language acquisition | 176 |
| Ch. VII | Evolutionary robotics as a tool to investigate spatial cognition in artificial and natural systems | 210 |
| Ch. VIII | The meaningful body : on the differences between artificial and organic creatures | 238 |
| Ch. IX | Making meaning in computers : synthetic ethology revisited | 252 |
| Ch. X | Environmental variability and the emergence of meaning : simulational studies across imitation, genetic algorithms, and neural networks | 284 |
| Ch. XI | Mimetic minds : meaning formation through epistemic mediators and external representations | 327 |
| Ch. XII | First steps in experimental phenomenology | 358 |
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John Corrigan
reviewed Artificial Cognition Systems on January 08, 2017
Artificial Cognition Systems
For about a year or so I worked in the realm of data science and engineering at a startup, and with the new golden age of neural networks I think lots of get confused about what AI and what it tries to achieve. Which I say because everyone gets caught up in the concepts of machines learning without induction. To the point of where Expert Systems are left out of conversation, and lots of startups are simply using the wrong techniques to build their products.
Aside from doing a great job of laying out the different fields of AI and theirs roles this book has excellent practical examples for the usage of trees. Which is something I feel most textbooks specifically focusing on trees fail to do.
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