Why do we need a formal ontology of cognition, and what should it look like?
· 60 minutes
Stanford, CA, USA · Hybrid
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Abstract
In my talk I will discuss the concept of a cognitive ontology, which defines the parts of the mind that psychologists and neuroscientsts aim to study. I will discuss the way in which ontologies have traditionally been defined, and then discuss ways in which ontology might be reconsidered in the context of computational approaches to cognition.
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cognitioncomputational approachesformal ontologymental functionsmindneuroscientistsontologiesontology definition
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