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Cognitive Science: The Science of Intelligent Systems de George F. Luger

Cognitive Science: The Science of Intelligent Systems

Autor George F. Luger, Peder Johnson, Carl Stern, Jean E. Newman, Ronald Yeo
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 6 iul 1994
The interdisciplinary field of cognitive science brings together elements of cognitive psychology, mathematics, perception, linguistics, and artificial intelligence. Given this breadth, textbooks have had difficulty providing balanced coverage-most resort to disjointed edited treatises that prove difficult to use.Cognitive Science provides a unified and comprehensive look at the field, from foundations to applications. Luger explores the logical and philosophical bases of cognitive science with multiple models of intelligence, including neural networks and connectionism. Practical programming examples are included along with an introduction to PROLOG.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780124595705
ISBN-10: 0124595707
Pagini: 666
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 35 mm
Greutate: 1.07 kg
Editura: ELSEVIER SCIENCE

Public țintă

AUDIENCE: Upper-division students in cognitive science.

Cuprins

Introduction to Cognitive Science:
Intelligence and the Roots of Cognitive Science.
Vocabularies for Describing Intelligence.
Representation Schemes.
Constraining the Architecture of Minds.
Natural Intelligence: Brain Function.
Symbol Based Representation and Search:
Network and Structured Representation Schemes.
Logic Based Representation and Reasoning.
Search Strategies for Weak Method Problem Solving.
Using Knowledge and Strong Method Problem Solving.
Machine Learning:
Explicit Symbol Based Learning Models.
Connectionist Networks: History, The Perception, and Backpropagation.
Competitive, Reinforcement, and Attractor Learning Models.
Language:
Language Representation and Processing.
Pragmatics and Discourse.
Building Cognitive Representations in PROLOG:
PROLOG as Representation and Language.
Creating Meta-Interpreters in PROLOG.
Epilogue:
Cognitive Science: Problems and Promise.
References.
Index.