Titlebook: Neurosemantics; Neural Processes and Alessio Plebe,Vivian M. De La Cruz Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Cortic

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Alessio Plebe,Vivian M. De La CruzOffers a new perspective on semantics.Connects brain and language with computation.Introduces neurosemantics as the natural continuation of formal logic

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Introduction,he meaning of the electrical and the chemical activities going on in neural circuits. This way of using the term regards the project of explaining linguistic meaning in terms of the computations done by the brain. This book explores this second sense of neurosemantics, but in doing so, it will addre

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Representational Mechanismsa representation of the world. The next part of the book will deal more specifically with the linguistic portrayal we humans have of the world, a topic which has also served as a tentative approach to explaining the neural mechanisms that allow animals to build knowledge. In a sense, the core questi

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Modeling Neural Representationsrmulations for the mechanisms that enable the construction of representations in the brain. It is not a general review of the rich variety of mathematical solutions proposed so far for simulating neural circuits, currently available on the market. It is the introduction to the mathematical framework

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Semantic Theoriesatural language and the world. This chapter intends to give a short account on semantics as has been developed before neurosemantics, and trace the path that naturally lead to its neuro form. The link that, in our view, connects the milestones of semantic theories to neurosemantics, is the aim of co

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Neurosemantics of Visual Objectsnce found in our ability to do so, is not just due to our ophthalmological capabilities, which are outperformed by other species, such as birds, it is instead on the semantic side, in our ability to classify hundreds of object categories on the basis of their visual appearance only. Vision has histo

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