John R Anderson
The Adaptive Character of Thought
John R Anderson
The Adaptive Character of Thought
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First Published in 1990. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 1990. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9781138988743
- ISBN-10: 113898874X
- Artikelnr.: 44730854
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9781138988743
- ISBN-10: 113898874X
- Artikelnr.: 44730854
John R. Anderson
Contents: Part I:Introduction. Preliminaries. Levels of a Cognitive Theory.
Current Formulation of the Levels Issues. The New Theoretical Framework. Is
Human Cognition Rational? The Rest of This Book. Appendix:
Non-Identifiability and Response Time. Part II:Memory. Preliminaries. A
Rational Analysis of Human Memory. The History Factor. The Contextual
Factor. Relationship of Need and Probability to Probability and Latency of
Recall. Combining Information From Cues. Implementation in the ACT
Framework. Effects of Subject Strategy. Conclusions. Part III:
Categorization. Preliminaries. The Goal of Categorization. The Structure of
the Environment. Recapitulation of Goals and Environment. The Optimal
Solution. An Iterative Algorithm for Categorization. Application of the
Algorithm. Survey of the Experimental Literature. Conclusion. Appendix: The
Ideal Algorithm. Part IV:Causal Inference. Preliminaries. Basic Formulation
of the Causal Inference Problem. Causal Estimation. Cues for Causal
Inference. Integration of Statistical and Temporal Cues. Discrimination.
Abstraction of Causal Laws. Implementation in a Production System.
Conclusion. Appendix. Part V:Problem Solving. Preliminaries. Making a
Choice Among Simple Actions. Combining Steps. Studies of Hill Climbing.
Means-Ends Analysis. Instantiation of Indefinite Objects. Conclusions on
Rational Analysis of Problem Solving. Implementation in ACT. Appendix:
Problem Solving and Clotheslines. Part VI:Retrospective. Preliminaries.
Twelve Questions About Rational Analysis.
Current Formulation of the Levels Issues. The New Theoretical Framework. Is
Human Cognition Rational? The Rest of This Book. Appendix:
Non-Identifiability and Response Time. Part II:Memory. Preliminaries. A
Rational Analysis of Human Memory. The History Factor. The Contextual
Factor. Relationship of Need and Probability to Probability and Latency of
Recall. Combining Information From Cues. Implementation in the ACT
Framework. Effects of Subject Strategy. Conclusions. Part III:
Categorization. Preliminaries. The Goal of Categorization. The Structure of
the Environment. Recapitulation of Goals and Environment. The Optimal
Solution. An Iterative Algorithm for Categorization. Application of the
Algorithm. Survey of the Experimental Literature. Conclusion. Appendix: The
Ideal Algorithm. Part IV:Causal Inference. Preliminaries. Basic Formulation
of the Causal Inference Problem. Causal Estimation. Cues for Causal
Inference. Integration of Statistical and Temporal Cues. Discrimination.
Abstraction of Causal Laws. Implementation in a Production System.
Conclusion. Appendix. Part V:Problem Solving. Preliminaries. Making a
Choice Among Simple Actions. Combining Steps. Studies of Hill Climbing.
Means-Ends Analysis. Instantiation of Indefinite Objects. Conclusions on
Rational Analysis of Problem Solving. Implementation in ACT. Appendix:
Problem Solving and Clotheslines. Part VI:Retrospective. Preliminaries.
Twelve Questions About Rational Analysis.
Contents: Part I:Introduction. Preliminaries. Levels of a Cognitive Theory.
Current Formulation of the Levels Issues. The New Theoretical Framework. Is
Human Cognition Rational? The Rest of This Book. Appendix:
Non-Identifiability and Response Time. Part II:Memory. Preliminaries. A
Rational Analysis of Human Memory. The History Factor. The Contextual
Factor. Relationship of Need and Probability to Probability and Latency of
Recall. Combining Information From Cues. Implementation in the ACT
Framework. Effects of Subject Strategy. Conclusions. Part III:
Categorization. Preliminaries. The Goal of Categorization. The Structure of
the Environment. Recapitulation of Goals and Environment. The Optimal
Solution. An Iterative Algorithm for Categorization. Application of the
Algorithm. Survey of the Experimental Literature. Conclusion. Appendix: The
Ideal Algorithm. Part IV:Causal Inference. Preliminaries. Basic Formulation
of the Causal Inference Problem. Causal Estimation. Cues for Causal
Inference. Integration of Statistical and Temporal Cues. Discrimination.
Abstraction of Causal Laws. Implementation in a Production System.
Conclusion. Appendix. Part V:Problem Solving. Preliminaries. Making a
Choice Among Simple Actions. Combining Steps. Studies of Hill Climbing.
Means-Ends Analysis. Instantiation of Indefinite Objects. Conclusions on
Rational Analysis of Problem Solving. Implementation in ACT. Appendix:
Problem Solving and Clotheslines. Part VI:Retrospective. Preliminaries.
Twelve Questions About Rational Analysis.
Current Formulation of the Levels Issues. The New Theoretical Framework. Is
Human Cognition Rational? The Rest of This Book. Appendix:
Non-Identifiability and Response Time. Part II:Memory. Preliminaries. A
Rational Analysis of Human Memory. The History Factor. The Contextual
Factor. Relationship of Need and Probability to Probability and Latency of
Recall. Combining Information From Cues. Implementation in the ACT
Framework. Effects of Subject Strategy. Conclusions. Part III:
Categorization. Preliminaries. The Goal of Categorization. The Structure of
the Environment. Recapitulation of Goals and Environment. The Optimal
Solution. An Iterative Algorithm for Categorization. Application of the
Algorithm. Survey of the Experimental Literature. Conclusion. Appendix: The
Ideal Algorithm. Part IV:Causal Inference. Preliminaries. Basic Formulation
of the Causal Inference Problem. Causal Estimation. Cues for Causal
Inference. Integration of Statistical and Temporal Cues. Discrimination.
Abstraction of Causal Laws. Implementation in a Production System.
Conclusion. Appendix. Part V:Problem Solving. Preliminaries. Making a
Choice Among Simple Actions. Combining Steps. Studies of Hill Climbing.
Means-Ends Analysis. Instantiation of Indefinite Objects. Conclusions on
Rational Analysis of Problem Solving. Implementation in ACT. Appendix:
Problem Solving and Clotheslines. Part VI:Retrospective. Preliminaries.
Twelve Questions About Rational Analysis.