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Discrimination nets, production systems and semantic networks: elements of a unified framework

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Fernand GobetAuthors Info & Claims

ICLS '96: Proceedings of the 1996 international conference on Learning sciences

Pages 398 - 403

Published: 25 July 1996 Publication History

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A number of formalisms have been used in cognitive science to account for cognition in general and learning in particular. While this variety denotes a healthy state of theoretical development, it somewhat hampers communication between researchers championing different approaches and makes comparison between theories difficult. In addition, it has the consequence that researchers tend to study cognitive phenomena best suited to their favorite formalism. It is therefore desirable to propose frameworks which span traditional formalisms.

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ICLS '96: Proceedings of the 1996 international conference on Learning sciences

July 1996

609 pages

ISBN:1880094231

Editors:
Daniel C. Edelson
Institute for the Learning Sciences, Northwestern University
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Eric A. Domeshek
Institute for the Learning Sciences, Northwestern University

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Published: 25 July 1996

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