Computer models of thought and language
By: edited by Roger C. Schank [and] Kenneth Mark Colby.
Contributors: Colby, Kenneth Mark, 1920- joint comp.
Series: A Series of books in psychology
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
Published: 1973
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 454
Subjects: Psycholinguistics -- Mathematical models; Psycholinguistics -- Data processing; Computers; Language; Models, Psychological; Thinking
Table of contents: title: Newell, A. Artificial intelligence and the concept of mind.; title: Natural language models: Simmons, R. F. Semantic networks; their computation and use for understanding English sentences. Wilks, Y. An artificial intelligence approach to machine translation. Winograd, T. A procedural model of language understanding. Schank, R. C. Identification of conceptualizations underlying natural language.; title: Models of belief systems: Colby, K. M. Simulations of belief systems. Abelson, R. P. The structure of belief systems.; title: Models of memory and cognition: Hunt, E. The memory we must have. Lindsay, R. K. In defense of ad hoc systems. Becker, J. D. A model for encoding of experiential information.; title: Bibliography (p. 435-446.)