Comparative Approaches to Cognitive ScienceH. L. Roitblat, Jean-Arcady Meyer MIT Press, 1995 - Всего страниц: 533 The book includes considerations of the perceptual and motor abilities of animals as the evolutionary and conceptual foundation of more complex abilities; modeling focused as much on connections and constraints as on language and symbols; an interest in simple adaptive processes in animals and robots as the basis for more complex forms of learning and adaptation; and a consideration of animals and robots as integrated and situated systems in contrast to the reductionist and environment-free frameworks often seen in standard cognitive science. |
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Comparative Approaches to Cognitive Science | 13 |
The Animat Approach to Cognitive Science | 27 |
Creative Creatures | 45 |
Animal Behavior in Four Components | 69 |
Natural and Artificial | 93 |
Do Animals Have Beliefs? | 111 |
Perceptual Control Theory | 151 |
Natural and Relational Concepts in Animals | 175 |
A Model of the Brain and the Memory System | 305 |
Factors in Visual Attention Eliciting Manual Pointing in | 329 |
Toward the Acquisition of Language and the Evolution of | 383 |
Opportunity versus Goals in Robots Animals and People | 415 |
Animal Motivation and Cognition | 435 |
Cognition and Emotion in Animals and Machines | 465 |
Emotions in Robots | 501 |
Contributors | 517 |
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