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Categorization by humans and machines /

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Nakamura, Glenn V. (Editor ), Medin, Douglas L. (Editor ), Taraban, Roman (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: San Diego : Academic Press, �1993.
Colección:Psychology of learning and motivation ; v. 29.
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  • Introduction : a coupling of disciplines in categorization research / Roman Taraban
  • Part I. Models of data-driven category learning and processing
  • Models of categorization and category learning / W.K. Estes
  • Three principles for models of category learning / John K. Kruschke
  • Exemplar models and weighted cue models in category learning / Roman Taraban and Joaquin Marcos Palacios
  • The aquisition of categories marked by multiple probalistic cues / Janet L. McDonald
  • The evolution of case-based computational approach to knowledge representation, classification, and learning / Ray Bareiss and Brian M. Slator
  • Part II. Data-driven and theory-driven processing and processing models
  • Integrating theory and data in category learning / Raymond J. Mooney
  • Categorization, concept learning, and problem-solving : a unifying view / Douglas Fisher and Jungsoon Park Yoo
  • Processing biases, knowledge, and context in category formation / Thomas B. Ward
  • Categorization and rule induction in clinical diagnosis and assessment / Gregory H. Mumma
  • A rational theory of concepts / Gregory L. Murphy
  • Part III. Concepts, category boundaries, and conceptual combination
  • Concept structure and category boundaries / Barbara C. Malt
  • Non-predicting conceptual combinations / Edward J. Shoben
  • Exploring information about concepts by asking questions / Arthur C. Graesser, Mark C. Langston, and William B. Baggett
  • Hidden kind classifications / Edward Wilson Averill
  • Is cognition categorization? / Timothy J. van Gelder
  • What are concepts? Issues of representation and ontology / William F. Brewer.