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Cognitive Models of Human Learning

A survey of behavioural models for social robots

A survey of behavioural models for social robots

... [14], cognitive architectures are described, citing the Learning Intelligent Distribution Agent, Soar, and the Adaptive Control of Thought-Rationale architecture with the aim to provide a set of commitments ...

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Adaptive support of human attention allocation using cognitive models

Adaptive support of human attention allocation using cognitive models

... The most direct way to compare task performance in these conditions is to make every participant perform the task in these conditions and then look at the task performance scores within subject. However, several pilot ...

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Out of the Humanist Matrix: Learning taxonomies beyond Bloom

Out of the Humanist Matrix: Learning taxonomies beyond Bloom

... adult learning in digital subjects, teaching is dominated by two closely connected ideas, ‘constructivism’ as it has been adapted from Papert (1993) and Bloom’s ‘Cognitive Taxonomy’ (Bloom et ...Both ...

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The Learning Sciences in Educational Assessment: The Role of Cognitive Models

The Learning Sciences in Educational Assessment: The Role of Cognitive Models

... on cognitive models of task performance for reading ...constructionist models (Graesser, 2007; Graesser, Singer, & Trabasso, ...these models in relation to the cognitive processes ...

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Efficiently and Effectively Learning Models of Similarity from Human Feedback

Efficiently and Effectively Learning Models of Similarity from Human Feedback

... learn models as accurate as competing methods that use just the class labels, just the confidence labels, or both, while using much fewer labeled ...the models CAMEL ...CAMEL models are ones commonly ...

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PREPRINT. Real-Time Continuous Pose Recovery of Human Hands Using Convolutional Networks

PREPRINT. Real-Time Continuous Pose Recovery of Human Hands Using Convolutional Networks

... We found that the intermediate heat-map representation not only reduces required learning capacity but also improves generaliza- tion performance since failure modes are often recoverable. Cases contributing to ...

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A novel comparative deep learning framework for facial age estimation

A novel comparative deep learning framework for facial age estimation

... the human ability in age estimation becomes an attractive yet challenging topic emerging in recent ...by human cognitive processes, we proposed a comparative deep learning framework, called ...

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DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABILITY SYSTEMS FOR OPEN GOVERNMENT DATA (OGD) MANAGEMENT 
BY COMBINING THE SHEL MODEL AND SOFT SYSTEMS METHODOLOGY ANALYSIS

DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABILITY SYSTEMS FOR OPEN GOVERNMENT DATA (OGD) MANAGEMENT BY COMBINING THE SHEL MODEL AND SOFT SYSTEMS METHODOLOGY ANALYSIS

... requires human intervention for once. After this human intervention, we run the system on several huge databases and we will have the Mesh data structure filled with all the items ...

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Imitating Human Responses via a Dual-Process Model Approach

Imitating Human Responses via a Dual-Process Model Approach

... The topics include machine learning focused topics of human-machine teaming, concept drift, novelty detection, and more psychological focused topics that include cognitive architectures,[r] ...

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Cognition in stroke rehabilitation and recovery research: consensus-based core recommendations from the second Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Roundtable

Cognition in stroke rehabilitation and recovery research: consensus-based core recommendations from the second Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Roundtable

... ourselves to outlining some of the key issues. Firstly, it is difficult to isolate individual cognitive functions in terms of measuring outcomes (e.g. working memory and attention frequently modulate tests of ...

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... democratic learning, globality is frequently problema- tized: The multilevel governance problem can be hardly didactically transformed in a decidedly student- and learner-oriented learning arrangement for a ...

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... the cognitive or “thinking” approach, unlike nouthetic principles, Christian models generally accept at least some psychological (secular) ...methodology. Cognitive models may be thought of as ...

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THE EFFECT OF PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) AND STUDENT TEAM
ACHIEVEMENT DIVISIONS (STAD) MODELS WITH MASS MEDIA USE ON
ECONOMICS LEARNING OUTCOME

THE EFFECT OF PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) AND STUDENT TEAM ACHIEVEMENT DIVISIONS (STAD) MODELS WITH MASS MEDIA USE ON ECONOMICS LEARNING OUTCOME

... encountered. Learning more deeply from the material can be done through explanation, idea exchange, elaboration or mental process in which there is a variety of active interactions either between fellow members or ...

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The Effect of Learning Cycle Models on Achievement of Students: A Meta-Analysis Study

The Effect of Learning Cycle Models on Achievement of Students: A Meta-Analysis Study

... the learning cycle models in the literature; the effects of the students on the learning outcomes (Coruhlu, & Cepni, 2016; Kucuk, & Calik, 2015; Meseci, & Karamustafaoglu, 2015; Turgut, ...

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Analysis of AI Development and the Relationship of AI to IoT Security

Analysis of AI Development and the Relationship of AI to IoT Security

... without learning is perilous(by Confucius, in “Analects of ...labeled learning has the form as “Problems of what or why---answers (Labels)”, and with the feedback to the neural nets to ...Un-labeled ...

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“You can tell by the way I use my walk.” Predicting the presence of cognitive load with gait measurements

“You can tell by the way I use my walk.” Predicting the presence of cognitive load with gait measurements

... When we assessed the leave one subject out approach, many of the accuracy values were lower than random chance. It was clear that due to gait differences between the individuals, cognitive load prediction varied ...

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Validity of Learning Devices Results of Integrating Scaffolding Forms in Biological Learning Using Learning Cycles 5E in Students that are Different Learning Styles to Complete Process Skills, Thinking  Skills and Cognitive Learning Outcomes

Validity of Learning Devices Results of Integrating Scaffolding Forms in Biological Learning Using Learning Cycles 5E in Students that are Different Learning Styles to Complete Process Skills, Thinking Skills and Cognitive Learning Outcomes

... abilities, learning styles, intelligence, speed of learning, interests, and various other different ...the learning process will have an impact on learning ...defines learning styles as ...

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MA IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE (TAUGHT IN ENGLISH)

MA IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE (TAUGHT IN ENGLISH)

... of Cognitive Science. Courses such as: Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Modeling, Constructive Memory, Psychophysiological Studies and Cognitive Processes, Information Processing in the ...

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Speech segmentation with a neural encoder model of working memory

Speech segmentation with a neural encoder model of working memory

... Word learning has been extensively studied in previous research, both with transcribed symbolic input and ...a cognitive model, it relates the kinds of learning biases used in previous work to the ...

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Cognitive Machine Learning

Cognitive Machine Learning

... AlphaGo is a computer program developed by Google DeepMind in London to play the board game Go. In October 2015, it had beaten a professional named Fan Hui, the European champion. In March 2016, it had beaten Lee Sedol, ...

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