Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence
Subtitle: An Interdisciplinary Debate
By: edited by Ulrich Ratsch, Michael M. Richter, Ion-Olimpiu Stamatescu
Contributors: Richter, Michael M.; Stamatescu, Ion-Olimpiu
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Berlin, Heidelberg
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Number of pages: 216
ISBN-13: 9783642083587; 9783662036679
Subjects: Physics; Artificial intelligence
Description: Cognition and artificial intelligence are entering a new era in which the aspects of symbolic manipulation and of connectionism begin to come together. This leads to a dialog of truly interdisciplinary character. The book covers aspects of fuzzy logic, case based reasoning, learning as well as meaning, language, and consciousness. The authors of this topical volume have their background in logic, computer science, physics and mathematics, philosophy, psychology and neurobiology.
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Table of contents: title: Intelligence and Its Techniques; title: Intelligence: A Nomadic Concept; title: Self-Consciousness as a Philosophical Problem; title: Meaning Skepticism and Cognitive Science; title: Frege's Sense and Tarski's Undefinability; title: Logics of Knowing and Believing; title: Knowledge Based Systems; title: Problem Solving with Neural Networks; title: Paradigm Shifts in the Neurobiology of Perception; title: Neural Networks; title: Neural Network Models in Psychology and Psychopathology; title: On the Neural Reductionism and the Question of Learning.