Establishing conventional communication systems: Is common knowledge necessary?

DJ Barr - Cognitive science, 2004 - Wiley Online Library
How do communities establish shared communication systems? The Common Knowledge
view assumes that symbolic conventions develop through the accumulation of common …

Making meaning happen

P Grim, T Kokalis, A Alai-Tafti, N Kilb… - Journal of Experimental …, 2004 - Taylor & Francis
What is it for a sound or gesture to have a meaning, and how does it come to have one? In
this paper, a range of simulations are used to extend the tradition of theories of meaning as …

[PDF][PDF] Self-organization and language evolution: system, population and individual

J Ke - PhD diss., City University of Hong Kong, 2004 - Citeseer
This thesis proposes a framework adopting the self-organization theory for the study of
language evolution. Self-organization explains collective behaviors and evolution with the …

[HTML][HTML] Continu et discret en sémantique lexicale

B Victorri - Cahiers de praxématique, 2004 - journals.openedition.org
Ce sont les phénomènes de polysémie et de synonymie partielle qui rendent nécessaire
l'utilisation du continu dans la modélisation en sémantique lexicale. Un modèle …

Information and meaning: Use-based models in arrays of neural nets

P Grim, PS Denis, T Kokalis - Minds and Machines, 2004 - Springer
The goal of philosophy of information is to understand what information is, how it operates,
and how to put it to work. But unlike 'information'in the technical sense of information theory …

[PDF][PDF] Language, altruism and docility: How cultural learning can favour language evolution

M Mirolli, D Parisi - Artificial Life IX: Proceedings of the Ninth …, 2004 - laral.istc.cnr.it
Human language serves a number of different functions, one of the most prominent being
communicating about relevant features of the environment. From the point of view of the …

A comparison of population learning and cultural learning in artificial life societies

D Curran, C O'Riordan - 2004 - direct.mit.edu
This paper examines the effect of the addition of cultural learning to a population of agents.
Experiments are undertaken using an artificial life simulator capable of simulating …

Cultural Evolution for Sequential Decision Tasks: Evolving Tic–Tac–Toe Players in Multi–agent Systems

D Curran, C O'Riordan - Genetic and Evolutionary Computation …, 2004 - Springer
Sequential decision tasks represent a difficult class of problem where perfect solutions are
often not available in advance. This paper presents a set of experiments involving …

[图书][B] Executive functions and constructive neural networks

JL Stricker - 2004 - search.proquest.com
The present work explores how executive functions can be implemented in neural networks.
Computational models such as neural networks allow researchers to develop more …

[PDF][PDF] Evolving blackjack strategies using cultural learning in multi–agent systems

D Curran, C O'Riordan - algorithms - web2.cs.universityofgalway.ie
This paper examines a new approach to the evolution of blackjack strategies, that of cultural
learning. Many traditional machine learning approaches have concentrated on …