Titlebook: Complex Systems and Cognitive Processes; Roberto Serra,Gianni Zanarini Book 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Dynamische Systeme

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Dynamical Behaviour of Complex Systems,ses of systems whose cognitive properties will be studied in the following chapters. Artificial cognitive systems often are built on reasonably simple elementary structures, so that it is possible and worthwhile developing a quantitative treatment. On the other hand, as we have already mentioned and

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Dynamical Rule Based Systems,ave shown the importance of studying artificial cognitive systems for a comprehension of the general characteristics of cognitive processes. The following chapters illustrate these concepts discussing the various approaches and models.

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Problems and Prospects,amical approach outlined in Chap. 2. There were, however, some questions, both of principle and of a technical nature, which could not be faced until the various specific models had been examined, and which will now be discussed.

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Book 1990ems have several properties which make them particularly attractive for reaching some of the goals of artificial intelligence. The enthusiasm which was mentioned above must however be qualified by a critical consideration of the limitations of the dynamical systems approach. Understanding cognitive

Inexorable

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iting to discover that many of the concepts and methods which succeed in describing the self- organizing phenomena of the physical world are relevant also for understand- ing cognitive processes. Several nonlinear physicists have felt the fascination of such discovery in recent years. In this volume

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Probleme des Wettbewerbsrechts,t a myriad of elementary “objects”. It has stepped forward to answer the questions which present themselves when we observe more closely, with greater attention, many systems with which we have become acquainted from daily experience.