My paper “Computing Mechanisms”, which articulates and defends an account of what it takes for physical systems to perform computations (in the sense of computability theory and computer science), has been accepted in Philosophy of Science. I will go over it and revise it one more time before sending the …
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 …
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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. …
A couple of weeks ago, I asked whether anyone would comment on a paper of mine on connectionist computation. Several people contacted me and later sent me very hepful comments. Many thanks to them.I’ve now used Brains to receive helpful comments on my work several times, and I know other contributors have …
At the beginning of July, OUP published a new book by James Ladyman & Don Ross (with contributions from John Collier and David Spurrett) on naturalistic metaphysics, informed largely by current science. They are criticising the armchair way of doing metaphysics, and promoting a science-based account to develop a kind …
Why people have sex.An article about recent research on priming and how unconscious processes affect our behavior.A long article on sociable robots.
