Titlebook: Cognitive Infocommunications (CogInfoCom); Péter Baranyi,Adam Csapo,Gyula Sallai Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230118027d of the structural elements that have in the past been used in interfaces designed for various (human) sensory systems. It is demonstrated that not only are these structural elements analogous to each other, and therefore amenable to conceptual unification, but that their interpretation can also be

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The Embedded Self: I and Thou Revisitedspects. CogInfoCom channels are defined as a structured unification of icons and messages with perceptual interpretations of meaning. This definition uncovers previously overlooked features of the concept of “modality”. It is demonstrated in the chapter that the parametric structure behind CogInfoCo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7834-5s. This mapping task is formulated in terms of finding appropriate perceptual concepts—and a corresponding set of generation parameter types—for the establishment of useful semantic associations. In this way, the chapter develops a set of tools that can support the development of readily interpretab

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F. Clark Power,Ann R. Power,John Snareyde and type of communication, as well as the more general notion of cognitive capability—which have emerged through the field. Further, a set of assumptions, primarily founded on the existence and consequences of the merging process between humans and ICT, are described in terms of their relevance t

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Neil J. MacKinnon,David R. Heisem). Section 1.1 of the chapter begins with a brief introductory description of the motivations behind the field. This is followed by a discussion of how the field has emerged, first from the point of view of the scientific influences (Sect.?1.2), and later from the point of view of technologies (Sec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7834-5s. This mapping task is formulated in terms of finding appropriate perceptual concepts—and a corresponding set of generation parameter types—for the establishment of useful semantic associations. In this way, the chapter develops a set of tools that can support the development of readily interpretable CogInfoCom channels.

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