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Mind Map by Camille Ramirez, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Camille Ramirez
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Cognition-Chapter 1
- Thinkers
- Descartes
- Mental representations are ideas that take form
- Mental representations are ideas that take form
- Hobbes
- Mental processes are calculations
- Mental processes are calculations
- Turing
- Invented the machine: finite states+ finite rules= infinite capacity
- Invented the machine: finite states+ finite rules= infinite capacity
- Descartes
- Knowledge
- Implicit
- Innate
- Whatever enables you to perform cognitive tasks, mostly unlearned
- Whatever enables you to perform cognitive tasks, mostly unlearned
- Innate
- Explicit
- The one that we acquire and are conscious of
- By experience
- Semantic
- Common of the world, concepts
- Common of the world, concepts
- Episodic
- Own view, personal experience
- Own view, personal experience
- Semantic
- By experience
- The one that we acquire and are conscious of
- Implicit
- Levels of analysis
- Computational
- Mechanism of information processing
- Isolate components
- INPUT
- Mechanism of information processing
- Representations and algorithms
- Representing something external
- System manipulates representations
- SET OF RULES
- Representing something external
- Implementation
- Where and how processes are realized
- The brain
- Where and how processes are realized
- Marr
- Computational
- Science of human nature- study in lab
- Brain
- Can study neurons but won't tell us how mental representations fit
- Organ of the mind
- Formal device that manipulates code
- Can study neurons but won't tell us how mental representations fit
- Mind
- Mental representations that we can't see
- Works like a turning machine
- Mental representations that we can't see
- Brain
- Behaviour
- Dictated by our knowledge
- Set of rules encoded in the brain
- Set of rules encoded in the brain
- Dictated by our knowledge
- The study of mental representations, and processes involved in the acquisition, storage, retrieval and use of knowledge
- Mental representations
- Things in the mind that stand for things in the world
- Computations (MTP)
- Things in the mind that stand for things in the world
- Processes
- Operations over representations
- Operations over representations
- Mental representations
- Disciplines
- Behaviourists
- What's observable+ physical laws
- What's observable+ physical laws
- Cognitivist
- What's observable+ physical laws + rules (non observable)
- We need to understand how the brain works but it's not enough
- We need to understand how the brain works but it's not enough
- What's observable+ physical laws + rules (non observable)
- Behaviourists
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