This chapter considers the acquisition of skill in dynamical control tasks for which the 'recognise-act'
cycle is relatively fast, as in piloting a helicopter. Human pilots commonly receive …

… In this paper a model of human cognition is presented that separates the skill-based and …
and productive tool for the development of cognitive models. Agents provide benefits of …

… The control models imitate the skills of the human … sub-cognitive skills such as rapid and
continuous stabilization attempts in stormy weather conditions, and high-level strategic skills …

… MCGDM skill. Paul et al. [14] developed a generalized neutrosophic solid transportation …
The extension of cognitive models to FCM, NCM and PCM measures only the direct influence of …

… some subcognitive domains of MoCA (memory and executive functions) but also in cognitive
… of Mind (ToM) [4], which refers to our ability to understand one’s own and other’s cognitive (…

… ) quantum model of the brain and consciousness, according to which cognition arises by …
In the present view, the brain is an advanced biological system that developed the ability to …

… By monitoring the performance of a subcognitive skill, we are able to construct a functional
description of that skill in the form of symbolic rules. … Cognitive models from subcognitive skills …

… Section 4 gives the realization process of the cognitive model. Section 5 presents … and
synthesizing four sub cognitive skills, mistakenly use the sub cognitive skill. 2, 3 problem similarly. …

… of the human physical, subcognitive, and cognitive levels. To gain insight … the ability to
categorize, to generalize, to make analogies, to learn, and so on. It is with respect to these abilities …

… or sub-cognitive. … skills usually renders them as automatic, sub-cognitive responses such
as driving (controlling), a car or riding a bicycle. Uncovering and imitating sub-symbolic abilities …