Knowledge in Formation: A Computational Theory of Interpretation - Softcover
Book 21 of 43: Cognitive Technologies
Synopsis
Signs and Sign Interpretation.- From Signs to Interpretants.- A Semiotic Account of Interpretation Processes.- A World of Signs.- Perception and Cognition.- Language Signs.- Reasoning Signs.
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About the Author
The authors developed their approach based on their experience teaching the related theory at Radboud University, and their multidisciplinary interactions with research teams in the areas of knowledge representation, philosophy, artificial intelligence, natural language and logic.
Review
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“The book introduces a new model of knowledge representation that respects the properties of human information processing as well as the properties of signs. ... The book chapters are interpreted as events in a process that aims to conceptualize knowledge representation as a phenomnenon. The theory in the book is accompanied by a lot of relevant examples. Each chapter is finished by a short summary of related research. ... The book can be recommended to anybody interested in human information processing and knowledge modelling.” (Jaroslav Pokornı, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1244, 2012)
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