Lecture 2: Paradigms of Cognitive Science - David Vernon

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Enaction • Experience – History of interaction with the world – Interactions don’t control – Interaction do trigger changes in system state – Changes are structurally-determined • Phylogeny • Structural coupling Copyright © 2012 David Vernon
Enaction • Sense-making – Knowledge is generated by the system itself – Captures some regularity or lawfulness in the interactions – The ‘sense’ is dependent on the way interaction can take place • Perception & Action – Modify its own state (CNS) to enhance • Predictive capacity • Action capabilities – Development: generative autonomous self-modification Copyright © 2012 David Vernon
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An Introduction to Artificial Cogni
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Cognitive Science Cybernetics 1943-
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Some Background on Cybernetics Copy
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Emergent Systems Self- Organization
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Hybrid Models Copyright © 2012
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Differences between Cognitivist & E
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