Modeling, Simulation and Computational Science: Perspectives from different sciences

Workshop 29.11.2007 – 30.11.2007 HelsinkiThursday 29.11. 2007: Metsätalo, aud. 4, ( Unioninkatu 40)Computational templates and computational science:10.00 – 11.15 Paul Humphreys, Department of Philosophy, University of Virginia: “Computational Templates: Representation and Application”11.15 – 11.30 Coffee 11.30 – 12.15 Andrea Loettgers, California Institute of Technology: “Computational templates in modeling biological systems”12.15 …

If you had all the power to decide, what would you teach in cogsci program?

Hi folks, Some students of cogsci contacted me and asked me a question: If I had all the power to decide what courses and themes will be taught in cogsci, what would I choose? Well, the decision is a really tricky one. The field is so broad. So, what would you, guys, say? And …

Mathematical Models of Cognitive Behaviour

For your information:Workshop Announcement – Call for ParticipationMathematical Models of Cognitive BehaviourAvon Gorge Hotel, BristolNovember 9th, 2007 (9am – 5pm)https://patterns.enm.bris.ac.uk/cognitive-systems-workshopWorkshop of the Pascal Network of Excellence and the euCognition NetworkProbabilistic approaches to Artificial Intelligence have becomemainstream in the past decade. Statistical methods are routinely usedin machine learning, machine translation, machine …

Are your brains BIG?

Hi,I just found out that the students of cogsci (here in Helsinki) are arguing passionately (greetings to Ilmari + guys) about this story: https://www.sciencenetlinks.com/sci_update.cfm?DocID=166So, does the size of brains matter/correlate with the IQ… This may be a complicated question, and I was just thinking what the situation with the current comparative study is right now. …

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