Made-up minds - a constructivist approach to artificial intelligence
Made-up minds - a constructivist approach to artificial intelligence
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10.5860/choice.29-3935
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发表时间:
1991
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G. Drescher
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G. Drescher
Part 1 Constructivist AI: introduction and overview - the schema mechanism - an overview, origins of constructivist AI - on the meaning of learning, guide to the rest of the book synopsis of Piagetian development - Piagetian fundamentals, first stage - reflex activity, solipsist images, second stage - the co-ordination of primary schemas, third stage - secondary circular reactions, subjective permanence, fourth stage - co-ordination of secondary schemas, fifth stage - experiments on objects, sixth stage - simulation of events, subsequent periods - preoperational, concrete and formal operations, themes of Piagetian development. Part 2 the schema mechanism: representational elements - structure and use - schemas, items, actions, control construction and revision - marginal attribution - spinning off new schemas, synthetic items, composite actions architecture - neural architecture, computer implementation architecture. Part 3 Performance and speculations: synopsis of schema mechamism performance - the microworld, learning spatial substrates, steps toward intermodal co-ordination, beginnings of the persistent-object concepts, hypothetical scenario of futher developments extrapolations - virtual structures, mechanisms - virtual generalizations, virtual mechanisms non-naive induction - the problem with naive induction, the problem with proposing only non-absurd generalizations, the problem with using only projectable concepts, the problem with preferring entrenched concepts, induction conflicts and deductive overrides, why non-niaive induction must be built in, innateness of projectability judgements, induction and counterfactuals. Part 4 Appraisal: comparisons - modularity for learning - prediction-value vs situation-action systems, the schema and mechanism and connectionism, the schema mechanism and search algorithms, the schema mechanism and explanation-based learning, the schema mechanism and rational learning, virtual mechanism and self-modification, the schema mechanism and situated activity, the schema mechanism and the society of mind, other Piagetian or sensorimotor learning systems conclusion - methodological underpinnings of constructivist AI, directions for future work, evaluation and summary.