ICCM Symposium on Cognitive Modeling of Processes "Beyond Rational"
William G. Kennedy, Frank E. Ritter, Christian Lebière, Ion Juvina, Alessandro Oltramari, Jonathan Gratch, Richard M. Young
Abstract
William G. Kennedy, Frank E. Ritter, Christian Lebière, Ion Juvina, Alessandro Oltramari, Jonathan Gratch, Richard M. Young
Abstract
Computational cognitive modeling is normally thought of as rational cognition. However, there are human behaviors that do not appear to be driven by rational cognition. The other, “beyond rational ” cognition is also appropriate for computational models of cognition. The panel will discuss their efforts at modeling this form of cognition.
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Computational cognitive modeling is normally thought of as rational cognition. However, there are human behaviors that do not appear to be driven by rational cognition. The other, “beyond rational ” cognition is also appropriate for computational models of cognition. The panel will discuss their efforts at modeling this form of cognition.
Key concepts: Cognition, Computer science, Cognitive science, Psychology, Neuroscience