نتایج جستجو برای: cognitive architecture
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We summarise selected recent developments and promising directions for improving the quality of models of human performance in synthetic environments. The potential uses and goals for behavioural models in synthetic environments are summarised. Within that context, we examine relevant, current work related to modelling more complete performance, for example, on cognitive modelling of emotion, a...
We developed knowledge-rich agents to play real-time strategy games by interfacing the ORTS game engine to the Soar cognitive architecture. The middleware we developed supports grouping, attention, coordinated path finding, and FSM control of low-level unit behaviors. The middleware attempts to provide information humans use to reason about RTS games, and facilitates creating agent behaviors in...
We present a system to comprehend natural language that combines cognitive linguistics with known properties of human language processing. It is built on Embodied Construction Grammar (ECG) and the Soar cognitive architecture. Its core is a novel grounded semantic parser. Experiments show the system produces actionable meanings and fulfills ten cognitive criteria we set out.
There has been a great deal of investment and resultant progress in the development and evaluation of, improvements to, and comparisons of cognitive architectures over the last several decades. Not all — however, certainly the majority — of that work has taken place since the publication of Weiner and Nagel’s (1988) fi rst volume on Human Factors in Aviation, so it is understandable both that t...
Cognitive Infocommunications (CogInfoCom) is a new research direction which has emerged as the synergic convergence of infocommunications and the cognitive sciences. In this paper, we provide the definition of CogInfoCom, and propose an architectural framework for the interaction-oriented design of CogInfoCom systems. We provide the outlines of an application example of the interaction-oriented...
Lambert et al. (2003) suggested that stereotyping could be thought of as automatic (implicit) responses that may become magnified in certain social settings through a loss of cognitive control. This type of explanation seems reasonable; however, to date, no attempts have been made to provide a more thorough, mechanistic (computational) explanation of the exact processes underlying the phenomeno...
Online perception, behavior, and learning in complex domains require an intelligent agent to quickly and reliably access different types of knowledge. A cognitive architecture, therefore, must implement a diverse set of memories that are optimized for storing, accessing, and learning these different types of knowledge. In this paper, we describe a complex Soar agent that uses and learns multipl...
The overwhelming majority of those who theorize about implicit biases posit that these biases are caused by some sort of association. However, what exactly this claim amounts to is rarely specified. In this paper, I distinguish between understandings of association as a theory of learning, a theory of cognitive structure, a theory of mental processes, and as an implementation base for cognition...
Background and Motivation Theories of the cognitive architecture (Langley et al., 2009) aim to specify the constant features of the human mind. They make assumptions about the representation and organization of memory, as well as about performance and learning mechanisms that operate over its structures. They specifically do not include content that changes, whether rapidly through reasoning an...
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