Titlebook: Artificial Cognition Architectures; James A. Crowder,John N. Carbone,Shelli A. Friess Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2

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Book 2014d Metamemory, along with architectural constructs for Artificial Intelligence versions of human brain functions like the prefrontal cortex. Also presented are possible hardware and software architectures that lend themselves to learning, reasoning, and self-evolution

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Paul G. Spirakis,Christos D. Zaroliagischitecture upon which the cognitive software functions will operate and be processed. Computer processing units, electronic memory devices, and information networks are requirements in order for the cognitive software to exist, operate, and function.

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Introduction,at can act on their own. From the 1927 depiction of Maria in “The Eyes of the State,” to Gort in “The Day the Earth Stood Still,” to more semi-recent versions, HAL 9000 in “2001: A Space Odyssey,” “Terminator,” and Sonny from “I, Robot,” the world has been fascinated, amazed, amused, and terrified a

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The Information Continuum,thors of this book were designing new ways to perform data capture, processing, analysis, and dissemination of high volume, high data rate, streams of information (what today would be called a “big data” problem). Hence, data analysis and lack of quality user interaction within that process are not

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Artificial Memory Systems,the ability to recall information and knowledge as well as events that have happened to us in the past. We base our current understanding of the world around us on what we have learned and stored in the past and we react to that same environment relying on the memories of what has happened before, a