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Connectionism in a broad perspective : selected papers from the Swedish Conference on Connectionism, 1992

Lars Niklasson, Mikael Bodén

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Providing coverage of recent research in connectionism, this book contains contributed material from key researchers on a range of topics from biology to hardware, and from psychology to philosophy. It includes chapters on connectionism and the mind-body problem; cognition and nonlinear dynamics; philosophical and theoretical presentation; neural networks and neurocomputing; connectionism and language learning; and neurobiology.

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Providing coverage of recent research in connectionism, this book contains contributed material from key researchers on a range of topics from biology to hardware, and from psychology to philosophy. It includes chapters on connectionism and the mind-body problem; cognition and nonlinear dynamics; philosophical and theoretical presentation; neural networks and neurocomputing; connectionism and language learning; and neurobiology.

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Providing coverage of recent research in connectionism, this book contains contributed material from key researchers on a range of topics from biology to hardware, and from psychology to philosophy. It includes chapters on connectionism and the mind-body problem; cognition and nonlinear dynamics; philosophical and theoretical presentation; neural networks and neurocomputing; connectionism and language learning; and neurobiology.

Key concepts: Connectionism, Cognitive science, Perspective (graphical), Presentation (obstetrics), Cognition, Computer science, Range (aeronautics), Psychology

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